The Teenage Brain Woman
Understanding teenage minds and lives; how stress affects learning; how to live well with screens and social media; and the benefits of reading for pleasure. Dive into my website to book a talk, buy my unique teaching materials, explore my award-winning books or immerse yourself in fascinating human science.
The Teenage Brain Woman
Understanding teenage minds and lives; how stress affects learning; how to live well with screens and social media; and the benefits of reading for pleasure. Dive into my website to book a talk, buy my unique teaching materials, explore my award-winning books or immerse yourself in fascinating human science.
Who am I?
Guidelines for writing about suicide or self-harm
I like to think that no writer would want their words to cause significant harm. (Let’s conveniently assume the non-existence of evil people, for the
My areas of expertise
Teenage brains
and lives
Inside the fascinating teenage brain ~ I bring you the science, explanations and reassurance
Wellbeing
and beating stress
Stress management, with intriguing insights into brain bandwidth and multi-tasking ~ For all ages, for life
The reading
brain
The science of reading and the benefits of reading for pleasure and “readaxation”
Life
online
A no-nonsense expert look at the negatives and positives of life online for teenagers and adults
In action
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Resources for today’s panel event at Stepping Into Stories
Those of you coming to this panel event on teenage reading at 7.30pm today might like some quick links to some of the resources on my website. The Reading Brain
Guidelines for writing about suicide or self-harm
I like to think that no writer would want their words to cause significant harm. (Let’s conveniently assume the non-existence of evil people, for the purposes of this post…) I
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