Lessons I’ve learned from my neurodivergent child
By Haemi Shin and Tamara Licht-Musso
We are closing out Autism Awareness Month, celebrated annually throughout April, with a post from two members of our Speek team—one is the parent of an autism- and ADHD-diagnosed child and the other is a clinical psychologist who has supported many families with neurodivergent children…
Social media and self-harm: how do I protect my child online?
By Ruth Plackett, Senior Researcher
This blog explores the complex relationship between social media and self-harm, exploring the various ways in which online platforms can both positively and negatively affect mental well-being and how parents can help support their children to manage their social media…
Is ‘Be kind to yourself’ just cringe?
Learning the science of Speeking, understanding the why and how of dialectics.
Dr Alexandra Bone Consultant Psychologist
Why does my child go from calm to completely overwhelmed so quickly?
Dr Alexandra Bone Consultant Psychologist
What’s underlying my child’s self-harming behaviour? Why did they start?
“I didn’t see it coming” – How I learned to support my child through self-harm, and how hope returned
Sarah, Mum of a 15 year old – interviewed by Dr Olivia Collier
Recently, one parent shared her story with us, a 13-year (and counting) journey marked by uncertainty, resilience, heartbreak, and moments of hope. Her experience wasn’t linear, but through it, she and her family gained hard-won insights…