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Discipline vs Coercive Control: The Line Every Parent Should Know Not to Cross

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Introduction: Why This Debate Matters More Than Ever Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging journeys in life. Every parent faces the difficult task of setting boundaries, teaching values, and preparing their children to thrive. But in today’s world, there is a growing conversation about where healthy discipline ends and coercive control begins. […]

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Understanding Trauma: Exert Advice for Parents Suporting Children After Trauma

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Introduction Experiencing trauma can deeply affect a child’s emotional and behavioural wellbeing—even if the event seems minor. According to the Better Health Channel fact sheet, children may respond with withdrawal, anxiety, or physical symptoms based on their age, personality, and how their family reacts. Trauma and children – tips for parents and carers | Better

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Fostering Resilience in Children During Separation and Divorce

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Separation and divorce can be tough on families, especially children. However, fostering resilience can help them navigate these changes positively. Community support plays a crucial role in this process. Encouraging relationships with trusted adults, involvement in extracurricular activities, and a positive school environment are key factors. Additionally, living in a supportive neighborhood and accessing community services can provide the stability and support children need. By maintaining open communication and consistent routines, parents can create a nurturing environment that helps their children thrive during this transition. For more resources, visit Interact Support.

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