Change is an inevitable part of life, but for children, it can feel particularly destabilising. Whether it’s moving to a new school, adjusting to a blended family, or dealing with the loss of a loved one, big transitions can trigger anxiety, confusion, and even resistance. In my **child[…]

School should be a place of learning and growth, but for many children, it becomes a source of significant stress. Between academic pressures, social dynamics, and extracurricular demands, it’s no surprise that some students feel overwhelmed. In my **child therapy** clinic in **Hertfordshire**, I work with children and[…]

Hey you. Yes, you – reading this because that little voice in your head keeps whispering that you’re not good enough. Maybe it pops up when you compare yourself to others or when you make a mistake. Whatever the reason, I want you to know this: those thoughts[…]

Let’s be real – chatting to adults about difficult things can feel like navigating a minefield. Whether it’s mental health, bullying, or family problems, you might worry they’ll overreact, not understand, or worse, dismiss you entirely. But keeping tough stuff bottled up usually makes it heavier. As a[…]

Let’s be real – chatting to adults about difficult things can feel like navigating a minefield. Whether it’s mental health, bullying, or family problems, you might worry they’ll overreact, not understand, or worse, dismiss you entirely. But keeping tough stuff bottled up usually makes it heavier. As a[…]

Exam season can feel like a tidal wave of stress, can’t it? If you’re lying awake at night worrying about results, or your mind goes blank the second you sit down to revise, this is for you. As a **child therapist** in **Hertfordshire**, I’ve helped countless students tackle[…]

Let’s embark on a journey to explore how you can navigate the choppy waters of bullying with courage and resilience. In this article, we will uncover empowering strategies to help you rise above challenges and shine brightly ✨. In our **child therapy** clinic in **Hertfordshire**, we understand the[…]

Rule number one when asking for help is don’t apologise for asking for help don’t do that because it puts you in a position of seeming as if you’ve done something wrong and actually when you ask for help you’re not doing anything wrong so you don’t need[…]