Empathy comes from brains not emojis #EmpathyDay2021
Today is Empathy Day 2021 and I’m very happy to have been asked to give a talk to the staff at my publisher, Walker Books.
News
News and plans
Is it just me or are you also hiding under a metaphorical duvet till this dire weather improves? And is it just the weather or
Giveaway – sleep book and pillow spray – THIS WORKS!
I’m teaming up with the fabulous skin, health and beauty company, This Works, to give away THREE signed copies of my book, The Awesome Power
Understanding Your Teenagers – Your Questions Part 2
After last week’s webinar, Understanding Your Teenagers, I answered some questions in this post. Today, I’m answering the others. Apologies for the delay: I’m struggling
The Power of Sleep: webinar coming
Sleep, nature’s medicine. Essential, mysterious, healing, restoring, life-giving and so often elusive. Would you like more control over your sleep? Would you like to understand
NABSS – Spanish Schools Conference handouts
Sadly, my keynote for today’s conference of the National Association for British Schools in Spain will be delivered from the cold March dampness of my
Support your teenagers in a pandemic
A teacher asked me recently, “What’s your top tip for supporting teenagers in this pandemic?” I don’t have a top tip – they’re all important!
Webinars now open for booking
Edited to add: only the SLEEP one is now available and is selling fast. Places are LIMITED and I can’t increase capacity. These webinars are
Children’s Mental Health Week – I’m helping adults
Every week is Children’s Mental Health Week for me. And everyone who knows my work knows that there are two sides to my work for young
Awesome Sleep: sleep positives and negatives
To celebrate today’s publication of The Awesome Power of Sleep, I’m sharing two simple lists which are at the core of a good sleep pattern.
Schools, what can I do for you?
I can’t imagine how hard it is to be a teacher or school leader right now. I do, however, see glimpses each time a school
Happy New Year and Happy Self! (And happy news and journal GIVEAWAY)
The word “happy” is often used thoughtlessly; often in a saccharine, bland, shallow way. We say “Happy New Year” or “Happy Christmas” as a reflex,
