How can we improve children's difficult behaviour?
with Miriam Chachamu
Miriam is a family psychotherapist and a human givens practitioner, with many years experience. She has helped numerous children, families and professionals understand and overcome behavioural and mental health problems, and now provides workshops and courses to parents who wish to help their children and adolescents become their best.
This podcast includes tips and techniques for achieving good mental wellbeing and family relationships plus how to help children who have a low self-esteem or suffer from anxiety.
References
Courses:
- How to help children thrive (previously named 'Understanding and improving children's difficult behaviour')
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – understanding OCD and how best to treat it
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