Being neurodivergent and growing up bilingual

Few things are as distressing for a parent that having a child who is self-harming. Sadly, self-harm is quite prevalent amongst teenagers. Dr Tara Porter, explains w (...)

In this masterclass, Dr Bettina Hohnen explains how the teenage brain works, allowing us to understand much better why teenagers behave the way they do and giving us very useful tips and recommendations about how best to talk with our teenagers. (...)

Nearly all new mothers report having thoughts of harming their baby, either by accident or intentionally. If you are having or have had those thoughts, your are not alone. And remember: they don't make you a bad mum. (...)

All new parents talk about how much or how well their baby is sleeping. There is the assumption that there is a 'normal' or 'good' sleep for babies and if your baby does not sleep that way, you must be doing wrong or there is something wrong with your baby. (...)