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- All
- bullying
- cognitive influence
- implementation
- parenting
- resilience
- self-acceptance
- social and emotional learning
- student wellbeing
The Lifesaver of Resilience
In these stressful days, there is a strength you can call on to help you cope – it’s your RESILIENCE. Resilience protects us from the negative and painful feelings we ...
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Can Parenting Practices Predict Children’s Emotional Intelligence?
Past research has found that the time parents and children spend in joint activity is an important aspect of the parent-child relationship. Until recently, researchers had not investigated this ...
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11 Ways to Begin the Term with Resilience
We know that our resilience is sometimes not strong enough to allow us to stay calm and deal with all the problems that life throws our way. Resilience is not ...
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Mental Health of Dads can Affect their Parenting
It’s not just mums who can suffer from pre and post-natal depression, dads are also at risk. Researchers have mainly studied pre and post-natal depression in Mums in recent years. ...
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Reducing Parent’s Stress Increases Children’s Self Esteem
Here’s some vital news for parents who are stressed Everyone knows that healthy self-esteem is crucial to a child’s sense of value and self-worth. What is less well known is ...
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Self-Acceptance is the Psychological ‘Armour’ that Protects Young People
SELF-ACCEPTANCE inoculates and protects young people to deal with stressful situations, such as poor achievement, negative peer comments, issues with body image, identity and other developmental challenges and difficulties.
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Self-Acceptance: The Foundation of Mental Health and Wellbeing
What is self-acceptance? Are you someone who when faced with strong criticism, lack of success or negative self-perceptions of body appearance AVOIDS giving yourself an overall negative, global rating such ...
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4 Powerful Ways to Think for Children to be Resilient
As a parent, it is hard to know all the answers when it comes to raising children – especially in the area of building their resilience. “Bad stuff” happens to ...
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