Ollie Coach, Rachel Plant, gives us some great advice on meeting your child’s needs and therefore limiting unwanted behaviour. By helping your child to understand their feelings and decisions you allow your child to see that they can choose different behaviours.
In this blog Claire Robertson, Ollie Coach and Univeristy Lecturer, suggests some ways that you can give empowering support to your child even from many miles away.
In the blog Ollie Coach, Belinda Wells, tells us a story about how our thoughts and experiences are just like passengers on the bus and you are the driver.
In the blog, Ollie Coach, Claire Robertson introduces us to our inner critic and our inner coach
giving us tips on how to become the hero of our story rather than the victim.
Ollie Coach, Claire Robertson asks what small things could you do to show your inner critic that it’s worth taking tiny risks? Just like planting seeds to see what comes up.
Ollie Coach, Belinda Wells asks if you have ever noticed something and then it appears and appears again? Is it really just a coincidence or has your brain just allowed you to notice it?
Deborah Stephenson, soon to be Ollie Coach, explains that our drive to understand and discover is an instinctive biological and psychological force. Learning is arguably the most important thing we do as today we know more than we knew yesterday, and we will know more tomorrow than we do today.
“Don’t fly a kite on the street”. Well that makes common sense, especially if it’s a busy street but there are so many sayings and rules that aren’t relevant any more. But sometimes we really need to think about what we say and how people may interpret it. Written by Belinda Wells, Ollie Coach.
In this blog Ollie Coach, Ali Knowles, likens being in a heightened emotional state to being in ‘sniper mode’.
In this blog Ollie Coach, Belinda Wells, discusses the pro’s and con’s of allowing your child to sleep with you, recommending a series of steps you may like to implement to get your child back in their own bed.
