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Preserving Placements during a Pandemic
Very few people will get through this global pandemic without being affected in some way. Some will cope better than others. Our prior life experiences can be a help, or a hindrance. Those who have experienced adversity in the past, … Continue reading
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Providing a psychology service to children and young people in an online medium
A short video I have made about my initial experience delivering a psychology service to children and young people via an online medium in this time of social distancing.
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Tagged counselling, counsellor, psychologist, psychology, psychotherapist, psychotherapy, socialwork, socialworker, therapist, Therapy
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Practical Parenting during a Pandemic
There is a lot of advice for parents and caregivers being shared in these extraordinary times. If you or your client group are looking for something simple, practical, and do-able, something which will not take hours to read, and something … Continue reading
A little extra emotional connectedness
Emotional connectedness is a by-product of interaction. When you are interacting with a person you are likely to feel an ‘echo’ of their emotion. This is a form of empathy that is instinctive and, with few exceptions, we all have … Continue reading
One thing that reduces a childs clinginess during a coronavirus lockdown
As the Coronavirus (COVID19) continues to impact how we go about our lives, a common concern is how parents will work from home or perform other daily tasks when the children cannot attend school or childcare. This concern is particularly … Continue reading
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Promoting Children’s Resilience: What you need to know!
Originally posted on Attachment and Resilience:
On a sunny autumn day David, who was four years of age, travelled with his parents to a local park for a picnic. Upon their arrival, David and his parents observed a scene replete…
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