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If you’re looking for a mainstream school for your autistic child, whether after a diagnosis, a house move, a change of phase, or any other reason, you may be wondering what “good” actually looks like. I have worked with autistic families and schools for twenty one years. The best schools will understand how autism affects...
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Fear of dogs (or cynophobia), affects a significant number of children and is one of the most frequently seen specific phobias in my clinic. It’s common, and in most cases it can improve. In fact, animal phobias in general are some of the most common phobias in children. What helps is a calm, steady approach....
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As a clinical psychologist who works with teenagers and families every day, I am often asked about teenage behaviour contracts. Do they work? When should you use one? And how do you avoid the common pitfalls? The answer is that a behaviour contract can be a useful tool, but only when it is carefully used...
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Fear of the dark in kids is a common developmental challenge. It’s defined as a heightened state of anxiety or distress that children experience when nighttime approaches. This fear can transform a routine bedtime into an overwhelming event, but understanding why it happens is the first step toward resolution. Such worries are extremely common, especially...
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In this article I want to share some of the most important teenage self-esteem statistics available, along with what they mean for your child and your family. As a clinical psychologist who has spent over 20 years working with teenagers, I see the impact of low self-esteem regularly in my clinic. The research paints a...
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