Managing Back-to-School Anxiety
Many children feel worried about returning to school at the start of a new year. New routines, changing friendships, and the shift from summer freedom can all stir up big feelings. If your child is finding the transition difficult, you’re not alone. There are thoughtful, practical ways you can support them. I’ve written a new blog with simple, trauma‑informed strategies to help children feel calmer, more confident, and ready for the year ahead.
Understanding Anxious Attachment in the Classroom
Children with anxious attachment may seem clingy, disruptive, or anxious — but these behaviours are often rooted in a deep need for safety. This blog explores how teachers can respond with empathy, structure, and connection, using trauma-informed strategies that support learning and emotional wellbeing.
