Girls’ mental health is in a bad way. We have a new crisis on our hands.
No, stop! When we catastrophise, we become paralysed. We can help girls with their anxiety…
Meet a Mentor – Rachel
Running my first Girls’ Net group really confirmed to me that, however they are feeling at the time – nervous, quiet, eager, curious or just okay – girls look out for each other and make great company.
Continue readingNo longer happy to try new things?
Helping children to regain social confidence after months of lockdown and social distancing.
Continue readingMeet a Mentor – Fiona
I have grown so much since beginning the Girls’ Net Mentor training as a listener, woman, friend, mother, coach and mentor.
Continue readingMeet a Mentor – Charlotte
I’ve increased confidence as a parent and gained a purpose in life – one that’s meaningful, fulfilling and worth getting up early for.
Continue readingAre you burnt out? 4 recovery tips for parents
Being a parent is tough, and we all struggle sometimes, but just pushing yourself harder isn’t going to make things better. Self-care is child care.
Continue readingChanging the statistics for girls’ mental health
We support girls to emerge from adolescence stronger than they went in
Continue readingMeet a Mentor – Jayne
The struggles your younger self had will help you relate to the girls and give them the support they need.
Continue readingMeet a Mentor – Amy-Beth
I am now doing the work that I was put on this planet to do. It feels like home.
Continue readingTeens on the internet – how could it be good?
Parents fear that technology will ruin children’s ability to form deep relationships; however, recent findings show that teens feel empowered and connected by being online.
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