Browsing Tag
Psychology
19 posts
How you can protect kids exposed to violent war images
Trauma expert says it is adults’ responsibility to guide children towards a nuanced understanding of the world while also providing psychological safety
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.
Self-harm among adolescents: a growing public health concern
Francesca Sammut discusses why adolescents may engage in self-harming behaviour and gives parents advice on what to do in such situations.
A little praise can go a long way
Praising children at least five times a day is beneficial, says clinical psychologist and family therapist Charlene Aquilina
‘No, I still want that!’
How to help kids let go of old toys and stuff they no longer need
How to foster a closer sibling relationship
A sibling can be a best friend for life with some little help from parents, Charlene Aquilina says
Addressing childhood trauma
International organisations call for global action on World Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Day
‘The topic of war is very hard for children’
How toys and tales are helping Ukraine kids process war trauma and how you can discuss the subject with your own children
Cultivating generosity
Sharing and giving do not generally come naturally to children. However, they can grasp these concepts with some gentle coaching, says Charlene Aquilina.