Supporting a child through Exam Stress

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As a parent, it’s natural for you to want to make this time easier for your teen. And whilst you don’t need to be a science whiz or an English tutor, there are some things that you can do to support, encourage, and motivate your child during this time.

Supporting a neurodiverse child: Mel’s Story

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We spoke with Mel, who’s a mum to two neurodivergent children, Larissa and Jay. Larissa, now an adult, was diagnosed with autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) at the age of eight. Jay, also now an adult, was nearly ten when he was diagnosed with autism.

Dealing with religious discrimination

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Being bullied or harassed can be difficult to deal with regardless of your background, however it can feel even harder to handle when you are being made a target only because of your religious faith.