School & Learning Issues Support

School-related challenges, whether academic, social, or behavioural, can significantly impact a young person’s self-esteem and overall well-being. This support service helps children and teens struggling with the pressures of school, learning differences like dyslexia, or conditions like ADHD. We work together to address feelings of frustration, anxiety, and low self-worth that often accompany these difficulties.

The focus is not on tutoring, but on building emotional resilience, developing effective coping strategies, and fostering a more positive self-image. I help clients understand their unique learning style and strengths, turning perceived weaknesses into assets.

Benefits

This supportive counselling approach can transform a child’s or teen’s experience of education and their perception of their own capabilities.

Renewed Academic Confidence

Reduced School Avoidance

Effective Self-Advocacy Skills

Improved Emotional Regulation

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Parent Support & Guidance

Helping parents understand their child’s emotional needs and supporting them through challenges.

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Behavioural & Emotional Regulation Therapy

Helping children manage anger, frustration, impulsive behaviour and emotional overwhelm.

Our Approach to School Support

We tackle the emotional side of learning, creating a foundation of confidence upon which academic skills can be built.

Strengths-Based Assessment

Anxiety Management Techniques

Executive Function Coaching

Collaborative Problem-Solving

Reasons to Begin

Addressing the emotional impact of learning challenges is often the missing piece that unlocks a child’s potential.

Protects Their Self-Esteem

Bridges Home and School

Complements Academic Support

Empowers for a Lifetime

Frequently asked questions

(01) Is this service a replacement for a tutor or educational psychologist?

No, this is an emotional support service. While I help develop general learning strategies, I do not provide subject-specific tutoring or formal diagnostic assessments. I work alongside other professionals to support your child's overall emotional well-being related to their learning.

(02) My child has anxiety about school but no diagnosed learning difficulty. Can you help?

Absolutely. School anxiety can stem from many sources—social pressures, performance anxiety, or a general fear of failure. We can work together to identify the root causes and develop coping mechanisms to reduce their anxiety.

(03) How can you help a child who is reluctant to engage with schoolwork?

We explore the emotions behind the reluctance—is it fear of failure, boredom, or feeling overwhelmed? By addressing these core feelings and connecting learning to their personal interests and strengths, we can help rebuild motivation.

(04) What age group do you work with for school support?

I work with children and teenagers of all school ages, from primary school through to A-Levels, tailoring the approach and language to be age-appropriate.

(05) How long soes therapy usually take?

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