Blog: Your resource for learning more about mental health

It’s that time of year where children have either gone back to school or are in preparations for the big return. After the summer break, it is normal for this prospect to be met with resistance by the child. In fact, a study in the UK “of 500 young people aged 11-16 years found that two in five found the return following the long summer break the most anxiety-inducing.” As with all mental health issues, there are many levels and nuances to this phenomenon. It ranges from be

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. If you're concerned about a child's mental health speak to a school social worker, or...