Talking to Children About the Bushfires
The fires have affected so many in this country. How do we help our children to feel reassured when they witness so much that can stoke fear and insecurity?
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The fires have affected so many in this country. How do we help our children to feel reassured when they witness so much that can stoke fear and insecurity?
The emotions and identities of genuine people are being rocked by these debates around freedom of choice, therefore we must respond wisely.
She had won gold at 3 different Olympic Games but beneath the surface, she was struggling—with crippling anxiety and depression.
In a world dominated by social media and 24-hour news, there are a lot of influencers claiming “expert” status with complex and loud opinions.
As parents, we see the behaviour, feel annoyed by it, and in many cases we try to shut it down. Maybe we argue with our child.
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Setting goals can seem like a lesson in frustration. Sometimes people can’t see the way to their dreams because their everyday has become so overwhelming.
If you’re an Aussie, and you haven’t been been traumatised yet by the current bushfire season, you probably someone you know has.
Our culture has a problem with forgiveness. We live in a post-forgiveness world. And it’s going to get brutal and cold if the trend continues.
Dad and father-of-four Andrew Flaxman is blessed to be alive, along with his family – who were all rescued by boat in the middle of a firestorm.