A few weeks ago I started seeing a slew of commentary about this show Adolescence; crime, murder, and new trending content is usually not what I look into but when I saw that this was tackling incels and the idea of gendered violence I thought I’d give it a watch. It was a really well-actedContinue reading “Presenting; Language of Radicalisation; Unpacking Adolescence & Online Extemism “
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Supporting reading and writing difficulties in Roll for Growth
Many young people are enjoying roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons. Many who access Roll for Growth are autistic, and sometimes may need a little extra support with elements of the game. Filling out a whole character sheet can be a daunting process! Understanding that this may be a sensitive topic for some, I’ve madeContinue reading “Supporting reading and writing difficulties in Roll for Growth”
What to do when your kid comes out
So your child has come out to you. What do you do now? You support them. Nothing has changed about them, they’re getting to live more openly. They may however start being victimised by others and will need your care and support. You believe them. Kids are prone to phases, sure. Its how they grow,Continue reading “What to do when your kid comes out”
In support of others
This #mentalhealthmonday, lets talk about our loved ones. Supporting those we’re close to is a big topic that requires a lot of care, so I’ll likely make several posts on this topic. We can start, though, on what to do when we notice changes in our loved ones, and asking if they’re okay. Sometimes weContinue reading “In support of others”
Reach out? Or let in?
Are you strong enough to reach out? To let someone in? You are? I knew you could be. It’s hard. Its a different sort of challenge – to learn that there are people that you can let your guard down for. To let them in and know you as you feel you are. Leaving ourContinue reading “Reach out? Or let in?”
Men are in crisis
Men are in crisis. The statistics on male mental health were bad enough that my first response, upon learning about them, was to leave my career and started helping. I saw it as a call to action. I offer a challenge to men out there – seek help if you need it. Seek help beforeContinue reading “Men are in crisis”