A new Australian study questions whether hospital is the most appropriate setting for managing young people in acute behavioural crises, highlighting the importance of community-based crisis intervention and service redesign. A study by Bourke and colleagues has added to the…
Contemporary Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is evolving from its traditional, rigid methods into personalised, relationship-based programmes that prioritise communication, emotional needs, and naturalistic learning for autistic children. Applied Behaviour Analysis, better known as ABA, remains one of the most widely…
Despite debates over over- diagnosis, recent analyses suggest that ADHD remains under-recognised in the UK, with long waiting times and uneven access highlighting the need for more holistic and supportive approaches. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder remains one of the most discussed child…
Educators can harness AI tools for activity planning by framing prompts around real observations and contextualising responses, ensuring practical relevance rather than generic suggestions. When an educator asks an AI tool for “10 activity ideas for toddlers”, the result can…
Colouring sheets are more than just a colourful distraction; they are vital in fostering fine motor control, emotional regulation, and confidence among children, with benefits tailored to their developmental stage. The kitchen table may look like a minor disaster zone…
A quiet shift away from screen-based self-care towards hands-on, creative pursuits is gaining popularity, offering tangible mental and physiological benefits in an era dominated by digital distraction. For many people, self-care has drifted into an expensive industry of apps, supplements…
Greenside primary in west London showcases a thriving model where school meals blend nutrition, sustainability, and hands-on learning, ahead of England’s major food standards overhaul set for 2027. At Greenside primary school in west London, Friday lunch is a showcase…
Experts warn that even 100% fruit juice, if consumed daily, can contribute to weight gain and reduce dietary fibre, emphasising the importance of eating whole fruit instead. Nutritionists continue to caution against treating 100% fruit juice as a straight substitute…
Childhood trauma often manifests in subtle patterns rather than catastrophic events, affecting both mind and body. Recognising these patterns and employing staged, personalised therapies can foster healing and resilience in adults and children alike. Childhood trauma is often misunderstood as…
Emerging strategies such as gradual exposure and thought reframing are transforming anxiety treatment, offering hope for those overwhelmed by fear and uncertainty. Anxiety is not a fault in character; it is a normal human alarm system. Problems arise when that…
