Children's mental health
Free resource to help primary school children struggling with 'tsunami of anxiety' created by pandemic
A FREE mental wellbeing resource for primary schools has been created after a "tsunami of anxiety" created by pandemic has seen children as young as five "starting to doubt themselves".
Return to school shines spotlight on children's physical and mental health
TWENTY years ago when Belfast man Freddy Kinnersley, aka Fitness Freddy, began going into schools to teach exercise through fun, he was just one of a handful of coaches doing so in Northern Ireland.
Martin Roberts: Kids today have to deal with issues we never had to worry about
MARTIN Roberts has spent 17 years at the helm of Homes Under The Hammer, charming viewers and guest homeowners alike with his astute insight, genial manner and catchphrase, ‘It’s unusual, but I like it’.
Eight ways to help children struggling during lockdown
THE pandemic has been tough for everyone – and that includes our children.
Five emotional problems kids struggle with – and how to help them cope
CHILDHOOD should be carefree and full of fun – but sadly that’s not always the case for modern kids, who can struggle with emotional issues they don’t have the experience to deal with.
Children's mental health problems in lockdown: 10 signs for parents to watch out for
AS RESEARCH shows lockdown could spark mental health problems in children, the charity YoungMinds outlines warning signs to be aware of.
Five practical ways to help boost your child's mental health in lockdown
THERE'S no denying the lockdown is having an impact on mental health.
Ex-European champion runner Jo Pavey's tips for keeping kids active in lockdown
MOTHER-of -two, former European 10,000 metre champion Jo Pavey (46) says keeping kids active is crucial during lockdown.
Teenage body image: Eight ways to help improve your child's self-esteem
IT'S never been easy to be a teenager – but to add to the standard adolescent angst, today's young people are exposed to a huge amount of online pressure to look a certain, idealised way.
Worried about your child's mental health? Here's how to spot the early signs
IT'S all too easy for families to get caught up in the Ferris wheel of life.