Tag: child psychology
What a Dog on the Playground Taught Me About Being Memorable 🐶
Every once in a while, something happens that stays with you forever. It could be heartwarming, hilarious, even a bit rebellious—but it stands out from all the other days because it was different. And those different days? They’re the ones that matter most. The Dog on the Playground[…]
Read moreThe Perfect Location to Grow Your Children’s Franchise 🌱
Starting a children’s franchise isn’t just about working with children (although let’s face it—that’s the best bit). It’s also about understanding the lay of the land. And I don’t just mean the schools, or the playgrounds, or even the nearby Costa Coffee (although all of those are important[…]
Read moreAre We Raising Resilient Children? Let’s Talk About What’s Really Going On
There’s a theory I’ve been mulling over recently, and I wanted to share it with you. It’s about the rising levels of anxiety in young people. 🧠 Now, a lot of people like to pin this problem on the COVID-19 pandemic. And sure, it didn’t help—but I don’t[…]
Read moreLessons from the Past That Shaped the NLP4Kids of Today
Today I want to share with you the story behind NLP4Kids—how it started, how it’s evolved, and how it became a successful and sustainable children’s franchise for professionals who want to make a difference in the lives of young people. It all began back in 2004 when I[…]
Read moreWho’s Supporting The Bully?
Bullying is still prevalent – research carried out by the NSPCC at the start of 2013 states that: • Of the children surveyed 46% of children have been bullied in school. • Of all the children who called Childline in 2011/12, the predominant reason that boys called was[…]
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