NSPCC Scheme Cuts Children at Risk of Abuse From Parents with Substance Misuse Issues By Almost One Third NSPCC Scheme Cuts Children at Risk of Abuse From Parents with Substance Misuse Issues By Almost One Third NSPCC Scheme Cuts Children at Risk of Abuse From Parents with Substance Misuse Issues By Almost One Third

NSPCC Scheme Cuts Children at Risk of Abuse From Parents with Substance Misuse Issues By Almost One Third

Figures reveal parents with diagnosed clinical depression or anxiety issues among those who most benefit from the scheme.…

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How to Speak to Children About Eating Disorders How to Speak to Children About Eating Disorders How to Speak to Children About Eating Disorders

How to Speak to Children About Eating Disorders

How early is too early to discuss certain subjects? By not having those tough conversations with our kids early enough, do we risk them making mistakes due to lack of information, or worse, misinformation? Whether you’re concerned your child may be having eating problems [https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/…

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How to Encourage Kids to Develop a Healthy Relationship with Food How to Encourage Kids to Develop a Healthy Relationship with Food How to Encourage Kids to Develop a Healthy Relationship with Food

How to Encourage Kids to Develop a Healthy Relationship with Food

An estimated 1.2 million people in the UK are affected by eating disorders. So how can we help children develop a healthy relationship with food? Obesity. Healthy eating. Eating disorders. Three things we often hear in the news. With Public Health England estimating two thirds of British adults are…

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Are Tech Toys Distracting from Valuable Learning Experiences? Are Tech Toys Distracting from Valuable Learning Experiences? Are Tech Toys Distracting from Valuable Learning Experiences?

Are Tech Toys Distracting from Valuable Learning Experiences?

Tech toys from furbies and tamagotchis through to drones and child-friendly smartphones have proved popular with parents and kids, but are they detracting from learning opportunities offered by traditional toys?…

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Striker Boy: The campaign celebrating the life of its author in aid of Mind Striker Boy: The campaign celebrating the life of its author in aid of Mind Striker Boy: The campaign celebrating the life of its author in aid of Mind

Striker Boy: The campaign celebrating the life of its author in aid of Mind

Of the more than 100 books that Jonny Zucker had written, Striker Boy was always his and his family's favourite. Now, Striker Boy has been republished in aid of the mental health charity, Mind [https://www.mind.org.uk/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIw5jHtP622QIVGV8ZCh3j0gBxEAAYASAAEgK48fD_BwE] . We spoke to the manager of…

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Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan

Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan

Theresa May revealed how the government intends to support children’s mental health, admitting it is a ‘huge problem’ The Prime Minister joined Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby live on the This Morning sofa today to outline the government's plans to support youngsters. It comes following a study…

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Mindfulness and Mental Health in Picture Books - An Interview with Circus House Mindfulness and Mental Health in Picture Books - An Interview with Circus House Mindfulness and Mental Health in Picture Books - An Interview with Circus House

Mindfulness and Mental Health in Picture Books - An Interview with Circus House

Everyone in my family has worked for the NHS. Themes about health and care are normally our main subjects of conversation and the spirit of wanting to help others and support universal health was a big influence. Before starting Circus House...…

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