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Mental health support and education for children, young people and their families, offered by mental health clinicians, Helen (HCPC registered Occupational Therapist) and Becky (Systemic Practitioner).

22/07/2026

We love this. What a brilliant and simple way to help children transition to their new classes šŸ‘

We are taking a break from running groups over the summer whilst we catch up on admin 😬 Please contact us via email if y...
21/07/2026

We are taking a break from running groups over the summer whilst we catch up on admin 😬 Please contact us via email if you have any queries:

[email protected]

We will continue to pop up on stories over the holidays.



We can’t quite believe that the school year is finished. Thank you so much to all the schools that have welcomed us in t...
20/07/2026

We can’t quite believe that the school year is finished. Thank you so much to all the schools that have welcomed us in to support your pupils. Well done to all those who have completed the programme, you have all done amazing 🤩 . We feel really privileged to spend our time with you.

We have something new coming soon and will share more details in due course. But for now happy summer holidays ā˜€ļø


17/07/2026

A little reminder from us that’s it’s ok to have no plan days over the summer and even stay in your pyjamas all day. It’s important to allow children time to rest without any time constraints.

We would suggest that reintroduction of routines would be good to start middle of August.


16/07/2026

There are many reasons why parents/carers choose to use summer holiday clubs.

It may be for childcare purposes why they continue to keep working (most companies offer 25 days annual leave for full time workers) Others may use it for to provide opportunities and activities where their children can flourish. Perhaps they are used for respite as the summer holidays are demanding,

Whatever the reason why people use summer holidays clubs its ok and we should all reserve judgment whether they are used or not.


What are the school holidays for? They are for: relaxing restoring rejuvenating  unwinding to switch off to have fun pre...
15/07/2026

What are the school holidays for? They are for:

relaxing
restoring
rejuvenating
unwinding
to switch off
to have fun
pressure free days

They are not meant for continued learning or work. After all when adults have time off work our main focus is relaxing šŸ˜Ž


Would you as an adult go to support staff in your workplace for physiotherapy? We are presuming no. Why do we then think...
14/07/2026

Would you as an adult go to support staff in your workplace for physiotherapy? We are presuming no. Why do we then think it’s ok for school support staff to complete short courses and then offer this as the schools mental health intervention?

Would you prefer your child to receive support from qualified mental health clinicians or overworked school support staff?


Go gentle this week. The heatwave alone has been testing. Final week of school term can always bring up lots of feelings...
13/07/2026

Go gentle this week. The heatwave alone has been testing. Final week of school term can always bring up lots of feelings for your child and you. A little reminder from us to be kind to yourself.


This may be a controversial opinion but you are not meant to be your child’s best friend. Your role as a parent is to nu...
10/07/2026

This may be a controversial opinion but you are not meant to be your child’s best friend. Your role as a parent is to nurture, protect, guide and support children to function as independently as possibly within society.

We are not saying you cannot have a close relationship with your child and enjoy similar hobbies and interests. However, it’s important to remember the role of a parent and that boundaries are safety nets.


09/07/2026

Remembering that children always watch us, how do you speak to other adults around you?
For example, do you dismiss other adults feelings by saying things such as, ā€˜don’t be so silllyā€ or ā€˜stop being so boring’ when they don’t want to do an activity.

If the child observes this, they may internalise your words and believe them to also be ā€œsillyā€ or ā€œboringā€ when doing said task.


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