Tag: mental health
Bridging Play and Learning: Strategies in Children’s Education Franchises
Children learn best when they are engaged and having fun. This is the guiding principle behind the strategies employed by children’s education franchises. By bridging the gap between play and learning, these franchises create an environment where children are eager to explore and discover. One of the most[…]
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Empowering Children: The Mission of Children’s Education Franchises
The mission of children’s education franchises is clear: to empower children to reach their full potential. These franchises go beyond traditional teaching methods, focusing on developing skills that are essential for success in the 21st century. From critical thinking to emotional intelligence, the goal is to equip children[…]
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Nurturing Lifelong Learners: The Children’s Education Franchise Approach
Education is the cornerstone of personal and societal growth, and children’s education franchises play a pivotal role in shaping young minds. These franchises are not just businesses; they are platforms for nurturing lifelong learners. By combining innovative teaching methods with a structured franchise model, they create environments where[…]
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Making Decisions
I used to employ a specific technique during the NLP4Kids discovery days, and I want to share that same example with you today. It’s interesting because just the other day, I was contemplating decision-making strategies and it reminded me of this technique. However, I couldn’t recall all the[…]
Read moreLeicestershire & Northamptonshire Teachers
The Christmas season, often associated with joy and celebration, can have a profound effect on the mental health of teachers. While many people look forward to the holidays as a time of relaxation and family bonding, for teachers, the festive period often brings heightened stress, anxiety, and exhaustion.[…]
Read moreHow Effective is Your Schools Current Mental Health Service?
In recent years, the need for effective mental health support for children has become increasingly apparent. This has been especially noticeable for me, in the area I work in, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. While general mental health programs can provide a framework, they often fall short in addressing the[…]
Read morePhone Usage and Social Media: The Impact on Anxiety
In today’s world, smartphones and social media have become huge parts of children’s lives. While these technological advancements offer numerous benefits, they also have a downside – a potential impact on mental health. One of the most discussed aspects is the link between excessive phone usage and social[…]
Read moreUnderstanding Children’s Reluctance to Attend School
As an NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) practitioner working with children and families in Market Harborough, I have seen a growing number of parents concerned about their children or teenagers refusing to go to school. While some level of reluctance is common among children at various stages of their development,[…]
Read moreThe Power of Language, Self Talk and Generalising!
When talking with clients at my office in Telford about how we interpret life from the outside through our 5 senses and what we choose to filter, I always recollect a time when I generalised a situation and upon reflecting on what seemed a simple action and how[…]
Read moreThe 3 Anxiety Voices
Let me introduce you to three distinct voices that can intensify a child’s anxiety unnecessarily. However, these voices might also be familiar to you. One of these voices is the anxious voice that resides within your mind. It can sometimes create a few complications when you’re feeling anxious.[…]
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