NLP4Kids Blog
In the world of child therapy it is now being recognised that more children are suffering from moderate mental health issues in the UK than ever before and the numbers are on the rise. There may be a number of factors that are contributing to this. For example,[…]
Read MoreWorking within the field of child therapy something I encountered for the first time many years ago (but didn’t have a “label” for yet) is selective mutism. The symptoms of this are characterised when a child who has an ability to communicate verbally does not. Often the child[…]
Read MoreThe number of children and young people with moderate mental health issues is on the increase and the supply of child therapy services to help overcome these issues just isn’t meeting the demand. CAMHS is the child and adolescent mental health service. They are part of the NHS[…]
Read MoreNLP4Kids has been accepted as part of the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition – Yay!
Read MoreDo you remember being at school and hearing your teacher say something like: “Can you pay attention and stop looking at the ceiling!” (When a pupil is looking up) “You won’t find the answers up there!” “I know he’s not listening as there is absolutely no eye contact!”[…]
Read MoreYou are communicating all the time, even when you are not physically speaking you are communicating. You can never not communicate; this is why learning good communication skills from a young age is vital in developing healthy relationships with people as you grow up and why we, in[…]
Read MoreThis is the video version of the article that you can find on the NLP4Kids blog page at www.nlp4kids.org. It has some great tips for improving your child’s concentration.
Read MoreShyness is a challenge for many young children, luckily it tends to get better with age, however here are a few ideas as to how you can start to improve your child’s confidence now.
Read MoreAround one in 100 adults are classified as autistics and although no formal figures are kept, it is estimated that the ratio is the same in children. Approximately 1% of all school children are recorded as having some kind of autistic spectrum disorder (including Asperger) which equates to[…]
Read MoreWhat did you want to be when you grew up? Did you do what you wanted to do or did you simply follow the path of least resistance? Over the years the options for employment possibilities have changed, they have widened offering young people more choice and with[…]
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