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Bridging Home and School: The Role of Children’s Education Franchises
The gap between home and school can be a challenge for many families, and children’s education franchises are bridging this gap. By offering programmes that complement school curricula and provide additional support, these franchises are creating a seamless learning experience for children. One of the key ways they[…]
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The Real Cost of Working From Home
There’s something wonderfully comforting about the idea of working from home. For many NLP4Kids practitioners, it’s an ideal setup – no rent to pay, no commute, and the flexibility to be close to family. But like most things that sound too good to be true, working from home[…]
Read moreWhy Schools Once Slammed the Door in Our Faces
When I first began approaching schools about mental health support back in 2007, the response wasn’t just lukewarm – it was hostile. One headteacher even rang me, absolutely furious, offended by the mere suggestion that there could be mental health issues in her school. It was a conversation[…]
Read moreDiscovering the Joy of Learning: The Unique Approach of Children’s Education Franchises
Learning should be a joyful experience, and children’s education franchises are dedicated to making it so. By offering a unique approach that combines play with education, these franchises are creating an environment where children are eager to learn. One of the key elements of this approach is the[…]
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Parents & Professionals: Navigating Friendship Conflicts
Conflict among friends is a common issue that can leave parents and professionals feeling caught in the middle. Whether it’s two children who are no longer best friends or a peer disagreement, these situations often create an uncomfortable environment for everyone involved. Here are some effective strategies for[…]
Read moreThe 9-Year-Old Who Called Out Her Parents Without Saying a Word
Sometimes it isn’t the child that needs fixing. Sometimes, they’re just the loudest voice in a household silently screaming for change. This is a story about a client I once worked with – a little girl who, at just nine years old, was carrying the emotional weight of[…]
Read more25 Years Later, She Remembered Me, As the One Who Never Gave Up
When Jemma first came into my life, she was just three years old. She was one of my key children at a private nursery, and it quickly became obvious that she was selectively mute. She wouldn’t talk to me, the other staff, or even the other children. But[…]
Read moreEmpowering the Next Generation: The Franchise Model That Makes an Impact
The next generation holds the key to the future, and children’s education franchises are empowering them to reach their full potential. By offering a franchise model that combines innovation with accessibility, these franchises are making a lasting impact on young learners. One of the key advantages of the[…]
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How Technology is Supporting Children’s Mental Health (Not Replacing It)
When you think about children’s therapy, the first word that comes to mind probably isn’t technology. In fact, when AI tools like ChatGPT first entered the scene, I said, “You can use it for inspiration, but it’s never going to be able to do your admin.” I’m here[…]
Read moreI Broke My Facebook Addiction (It Can Help Your Child Too)
In the middle of the pandemic, I got myself banned from Facebook and Instagram. Yes, you read that correctly. Someone reported the NLP4Kids account as being run by someone under the age of 13 (I do look young for my age! 😉) and overnight, I lost access to[…]
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