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Written by Helen Shah MRPharmS ANutr Being a parent is hard work. It’s an all-consuming role that rarely comes with
This article is written by Sandra, founder of Pepe and Tete language school. For me, growing bilingual and being able
By Shelley Bradley-Scholey Accredited Trauma Therapist | Author | Speaker Helping children manage their emotions is no easy task. As
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By Shelley Bradley-Scholey Often, when we think about trauma, we tend to imagine big, dramatic experiences like natural disasters, war,
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Accessing the right type of education is often a challenge for adopted children, particularly if they have complex needs. An
All children struggle with their emotions particularly when they’re trying to process big events. For children with attachment difficulties as
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