Life Coaching For Children – My Piece In The Mail
Whatever you say or do someone has an opinion. That's why it is important to have healthy self-esteem. Life coaching is one of the processes that can help children gain a healthier self-esteem so they are not affected by what others think or say about them. See last weekends Daily Mail in ...
Helping your child to be who they are
No two children are the same and whilst we love the uniqueness of our child being absorbed in ‘science’ for instance your child may worry that they are not the same as other children and aren’t fitting in with their peers. They don’t want to be unpopular and they don’t ...
10 Ways To Encourage Self-esteem In Your Child
There are hundreds of ways to increase your child's self-esteem but sometimes we forget the methods we should be using. I have listed my top 10 ways below just to remind you! 1. Express positive feelings to your child. 2. Avoid saying negative things that may be hurtful to them. A child will always ...
The Kids Coach Clears the Fog
My weeks are usually full of coaching children and this past week has been no exception. However, the past few days I have also been involved in working with two parents and my role as a coach has been quite different. Instead of working with the children and taking them through the process of looking at ...
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