A mom of a down-to-earth teen reaches out worried about her child. Her daughter’s friends seem to be leaving her out. She sees photos on...

Menopause, rather like puberty, is a transitional phase marked by wildly fluctuating hormones and often strange and disruptive symptoms....

Our children are growing up in a ‘candy shop’ environment, an environment that is full of triggers for a child predisposed to addictive...

Original from my lecturer - Mark Davis - Principal and Lead trainer at the UK College of Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy Copied with...

Yes, it is almost the end of the summer holidays! Depending on which student you speak to, back to school can be a welcome shift to see...

As we reach the end of the school year, we are busying ourselves with reports, parent evenings, sports days, summer productions and the...

1. Saying ‘goodbye’ does not mean you don’t love something or someone, it just means that you love yourself more and need to step...

We often find that children are presenting to therapy settings with highly impairing anxiety disorders, including Specific Phobia, Social...

It isn’t new to us that music is good for our health. We’ve all turned up the music in the car and belted out our favourite tune, used...

Coping strategies are actions we take whether consciously or unconsciously, to deal with problems, stress, or uncomfortable emotions....

Focusing on what is right with our clients and not what is wrong is the basis of Positive Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, or positive CBT,...

When social media started its main selling point was centred around connectedness, however it has now become a technological addiction...

It is normal for children to feel anxious or worried from time to time. However, for some children this anxiety affects their behaviour...