Family relationships are often quite complicated and experience normal periods of conflict, instability and turbulence. Reconnection can be a daunting and challenging task, but the desire to reconnect and rebuild the lost bond is a brave first step.
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) splitting affects how someone responds to certain stimuli. It can affect how you view the world and cause extreme emotional fluctuations.
Bipolar disorder is one of the most poorly understood mental health disorders. Research has found that people with bipolar disorder are also at increased risk
Mental health disorders among teens are common. According to the World Health Organisation, about 1 in 7 teenagers experience mental health problems worldwide. Despite this, awareness about
Anxiety disorders are a set of mental health disorders which affect many people across the UK. While it is normal to experience some worry and
Spreading awareness about mental health disorders like attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) helps families, communities, and societies offer effective structural and social support to young people
From birth all the way through our lives we form attachments and relationships with people around us. The way in which we relate to these
Attachment style is a theory which relates to the way we form relationships with others, both in childhood and throughout our lives. It is thought
Cell phones used to be simply communication tools. Today, they are cameras, gaming consoles, health trackers, and a big part of our social lives. We
How do you know if your child is highly sensitive? And what could you do about it? Identifying a highly sensitive child is not straightforward,
Using positive language helps young people with mental health disorders to feel included in society and understand their self-worth. It also makes it easier to access treatment and to reach out to other people for support. At the same time, it affects the way society views people with mental illness, challenging stigma and discrimination in its many forms.
In a family, parents are usually expected to fulfil their children’s basic physical and emotional needs. This means providing them with food, shelter, and warmth, as well as care, affection, and attention. It involves intervening in difficult situations, protecting them from harm, and providing emotional support when they feel distressed.
Adolescence can be a challenging and transitional phase for young people and their families. As young people search for their identity, independence, and a sense of belonging, they may encounter many conflicts, both within themselves and with the society around them.
