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Five Week Self-Esteem workshop with Coach Rosie
“Thank you for everything you did for our children. They had a brilliant time and I even had a parent telling me how much it had helped her son.”
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Creative Activity to Create Conversation – Folded Cupcake Monster
When colouring the monster cupcake together we found it was a good way to talk about feelings, including the fact that sometimes we might look happy on the outside but feel cross inside and it’s good to talk about and express these feelings so they don’t explode out.
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Parent Testimonial
“Luke has been brilliant with my 12 year old son. Anxiety and anger caused him to struggle with school; and social environments. Luke has given him tools to manage this and it has made a real difference.”
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Supporting your Child Through Exams
As parents there are things we can do to support our children through, what for some, may bring feelings of feeling overwhelmed or anxiety when preparing for or sitting exams.
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Confidence & resilience building workshops for school
“The children enjoyed learning about how body language effects moods and feelings. We learnt about how to be calm and confident using our body.”
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Testimonial for Coaching 1-2-1 Sessions
“I wanted to say a huge thank you for all you’ve done for my daughter. Your work with her has made such a difference to her confidence. The tools you provided her to help her with her anxiety around school have worked really well. She has ll the posters she created full of positive words…
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Parent Testimonial
“Thank you so much. I was super nervous of how he would be. He really loved it and asked when we can do it again, so that is really positive! I am very grateful and we will definitely be practising everyday!”
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Parent Testimonial
“It was a really good session last week thank you! We have been able to draw a lot form it!”
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Parent Testimonial, Kenilworth
“My daughter loved attending Happy Confident Kids’ workshops. We both learnt some great tools/skills to use when she needs them. It was a brilliant boost of self-esteem, allowing her to explore how she feels and promoting her own self-confidence.”
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Reasons why your relationship with your child might be a struggle.
There are three key areas of the parent-child relationship. This refers to the connection between an adult caregiver (usually a biological or adoptive parent) and their offspring. This relationship involves the physical, emotional, and social interactions that occur between a parent and a child.
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Workshop Testimonial
“Sally is absolutely child-centred and I can not recommend her highly enough. She was such a key part of making our children’s event an enormous success and we are so grateful to her flexible and generous approach to supporting our entire event whilst offering such a high-quality session during her times with the different groups…
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Pre-teen 1-2-1 coaching session online
“Really helpful to have explanations around why we can feel a certain way. It is good for Rose to hear from you that these techniques are useful for everyone and not just young children. She was a little more relaxed last night which was good to see.”
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Parent Testimonial
“Thank you, Laura. You have been wonderful. I am so happy we found you and will be in touch for a top-up session when we need it. For now, I think ** has the tools he needs to hold his head high at school and at home.”
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How to cope with the pressures of the cost-of-living crisis as a family
In this blog, you’ll not only find some helpful suggestions for easing the pressures with some practical life hacks but also tips on how to lower the impact of stress upon you and your children.
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Dealing with kids anxiety and overwhelm
We can all suffer from anxiety; it is a part of our survival instinct and designed to keep us alive. However, anxiety can also be over-active, unrealistic, tell us lies and falsely keep firing off; this can create a state of fear.
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Child Testimonial
“The workshops are the best thing ever, and it makes us really confident. If we had to stand up and talk in front of other people, we would be really confident. We made an angry wolf and a happy wolf and we were shown how to breathe in and out to help with our anger.”
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How do I feel?
Recognising emotions is a key skill for children to learn as part of learning how to manage states.Some children learn to name ‘states’ quicker than others. Some children find it very difficult to know the ‘states’ that they feel.
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Signs of grief in a child
When a child experiences death their life may be greatly impacted.Children will observe how adults express their emotions or not. They will learn how grown-ups react to questions about death.Together with their age and developmental stage their observations and experience will be the setting the foundations for how they will grieve.