Whether the news is good, bad, or somewhere in the frustrating middle, the conversation that follows matters more than the result itself. Most of us know that in theory. In practice, it is easy to say exactly the wrong thing at exactly the wrong moment, usually with the best of intentions.
Top Five Ways To Help Your Children Cope With Stress
Pressure on students to succeed is higher than ever, with fierce competition for university and school places. The hype means that exams and results days can present a mix of emotions – joy, regret, stress or euphoria. Of course this isn’t just limited to the children! However, it’s important to support your child in the […]