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Encouraging emotional expression in children
Fostering an environment where children can express their sadness is vital for their emotional growth and mental health, says counsellor William Hayman
Supporting our children through their journey of self-discovery
It is crucial to create a safe space where your child can freely express themselves about their gender and sexuality, says counsellor Josef Mizzi
Navigating adolescent anxiety
Counsellor Anton Falzon stresses the importance of understanding and supporting teen mental health
Play or game over!
A negative view of play can affect parents' attitudes towards their children and, by extension, their children's relationship to play, says counsellor Mark Bonello
Embracing your inner child: a journey of healing and self-discovery
By embracing our inner child, we teach our children that it is okay to acknowledge and heal from past hurts, Jessica Azzopardi says.
Managing meltdowns in young children
Meltdowns are an involuntary emotional response when children's senses become overwhelmed. Counsellor William Hayman gives advice on how to handle them.
Nurturing children’s minds one page at a time
Ruth Falzon discusses the enduring value of bedtime reading
‘Sharenting’: balancing sharing and privacy in the digital age
While offering a sense of community and validation for parents, recent research highlights significant risks associated with sharing children’s content on social media platforms. Jeanine Balzan Engerer urges parents to reflect on this practice
Understanding parental pressure and how it affects a child’s well-being
In the pursuit of nurturing their children’s growth and development, parents often walk a fine line between encouragement and excessive pressure, says Joselle Camilleri
Empower your children to grow into independent adults
According to Adlerian psychology, all children want to connect, feel capable, count and have courage. Counsellor Maud Muscat explains how these crucial four Cs help them grow into independent adults.