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The purpose of this blog is to support students and parents. I share what I think might be useful based on experience and common requests/issues that come up regularly in our school context - whether it comes from students, parents or teachers. Please feel free to communicate with me to let me know how or what could be useful to you. I will continue to post and would love to have your input.

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5 ways to make teens feel good about themselves

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