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  • Activism
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    • Communication and Peer Mediation
    • Transgender Training

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empathy-is-innate
9 Mar 2014

Empathy Is Innate

by Stephanie Davies-Arai | posted in: Social and Cultural Influences | 0

It’s official, babies are born with empathy. It’s not an add-on. Paul Bloom of Yale University in Connecticut, after carrying out a series of studies of babies, argues that a sense of morality is hard-wired, although it can subsequently be … Read More

praise, the brain
2 Mar 2014

Is My Child Depressed?

by Stephanie Davies-Arai | posted in: Things We Worry About | 0

There’s a new report out about kids with bi-polar disorder, and on Dragon’s Den last Sunday there was a businesswoman trying to get backing for her product designed to help depressed children, having been a sufferer herself, so that was … Read More

feelings, honesty, praise
1 Sep 2013

Helping Kids Too Much

by Stephanie Davies-Arai | posted in: Parenting | 5

I know helping kids is part of our job as parents and I know that children of course sometimes need our help. Very often though they actually don’t, but we give it anyway. Whatever it is that you give your … Read More

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