
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

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

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

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

We can think of families as systems, where the well-being and behaviours of each family member affect all the rest, and the family system as

Most young people play video games sometimes. But when gaming starts to dominate a young person’s life, it can be a sign of addiction. Gaming

Collaborative treatment is one of the core elements of adolescent mental health care and an important protector of young people’s rights. However, it’s not always clear – for both parents, young people, and clinicians – what collaborative treatment means in practice.

Today, kidfluencing has become its own industry, but one that is barely recognised. Without effective regulations, many young people are vulnerable to exploitation by companies with little protection of their rights. Kidfluencing can also have a big impact on their daily routines, education, friendships, and socioemotional development.

This blog offers some information about our stress response system, toxic stress, and how it affects young people. It also provides some advice for caregivers supporting children in very stressful contexts.

According to family systems theory, every relationship within the family is important. Family relationships affect the well-being of every family member and the dynamics of

Our self-concept plays a huge role in our mental health. When we don’t feel good about ourselves, we’re more likely to feel anxious, guilty, scared, or sad. We may worry more about past mistakes, feel like we’re unable to do the things we want to do, or struggle to believe that we are loved or lovable.

It’s become increasingly common for young adults to move back into the family home. Whether prompted by rising living costs, housing affordability challenges, career changes,

Relationships are a cornerstone of young people’s well-being. Close and trusting friendships provide a sense of belonging and meaning, emotional support and a foundation of

Community is at the heart of The Wave’s philosophy. It’s central to our treatment approach and our understanding of mental health and well-being. It’s also







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