Children
Allowing Parents to Grieve After the Suicide of a Child
The impact of every suicide is far-reaching. Research suggests that, on average, 135 people may be affected when a person takes their life. Among those
10 September 2026
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adolescents
Firecrackers and Bombs: How Might Small Relational Hurts Become Big Family Conflicts?
Every family experiences moments when somebody feels disappointed, misunderstood, criticised or let down – these are all part of the orchestra of family life. For
3 September 2026
adolescence
Stuck in the Same Family Arguments? Here’s What Might Be Going On Beneath The Surface
Every family has its own dynamics, its own patterns and, at times, its own moments of feeling stuck. While the details may differ, one experience
27 August 2026
The Social Media Ban: Are We Protecting Young People or Punishing Them?
In June, the UK government announced plans to ban social media use for under-16s. This decision followed a consultation process with parents, children and experts
20 August 2026
Exam Stress and Disordered Eating Behaviours
Eating disorders are about more than food and body image. We now know that eating problems are complex mental health conditions underpinned by an interplay
13 August 2026
Beyond Looksmaxxing: Why the Pressure to Optimise Everything Is Affecting Our Young People
Every generation develops its own language, and for parents trying to keep pace with life online, it can sometimes feel as though the vocabulary changes
6 August 2026
Cutlery
More Than Just a Spoon: How the Sensory Experience of Cutlery Can Shape Eating Disorder Recovery
When we think about eating disorders, our attention naturally turns to food. We talk about nutrition, meal plans, fear foods and the emotions that can
30 July 2026
Connection
Is It Ever OK to Lie to Children? Understanding Honesty, Protection and Trust in Parenting
As parents and caregivers, most of us will face moments when telling the whole truth feels incredibly difficult. Whether it’s explaining the death of a
13 July 2026
adolescence
Emotionally-Based School Refusal
Emotionally-based school refusal is often associated with anxiety. But there are many emotions and internal experiences that can lead to school refusal. These include separation anxiety, social anxiety, sadness and distress.
22 June 2026
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The Wave has provided me with the ability to feel calm with the secure feeling that they are a team of professionals who know exact what my daughter needs. It has not been easy and continues to be a challenging journey.The consistent communication through WhatsApp, phone calls, in-person and virtual family therapy sessions and weekly report have made being halfway across the world feel as if I am as part of my daughter’s treatment as I possibly can.
I had a great experience when I was on The Wave. It was one of the best experiences in my life. I enjoy all the sessions conducted by the team. I never had a chance to speak in group, specially with friends from other countries before.
It opens my eyes and gives me a new knowledge and experience to be a better person.
It opens my eyes and gives me a new knowledge and experience to be a better person.
Thank you all for helping our gorgeous girl find her wonderful self again, for taking such good care of her and all the support and guidance, we are eternally grateful.
