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'behaviour' blog posts:
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29 Apr 2013'Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' wins Olivier awards
'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time', based on the book by Mark Haddon, won seven Olivier awards yesterday - the highest honour in British theatre.
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27 Mar 2013Nice launches guidance on conduct disorders
The National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence has launched guidance on recognising and managing conduct disorders.
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25 Mar 2013Family breakdown fuels bad behaviour in schools
A lack of boundaries at home is fuelling naughty behaviour in schools, the Association of Teachers and Lecturers has warned.
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31 Dec 2012Demand for Parents' Helpline rises
More parents than ever are calling the Parents' Helpline about issues including Disruptive behaviour, depression and self-harm.
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24 Dec 2012Christmas tips for Parents
Claire Usiskin from the Parents' Helpline has produced some top tips for helping things go smoothly at Christmas.
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27 Nov 2012Autism and sleep disturbances
Thomas Shepherd, a PhD student at Keele University, discusses his work on autism and sleep disturbances.
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15 Oct 2012Parenting interventions can help children with behavioural problems
Report calls for more support for parents whose children have a behavioural problem.
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5 Sep 2012Children return to school
While most children will feel slightly nervous returning to school, some will have real anxiety or depression for a number of reasons.
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30 Jun 2012YoungMinds in Schools: Involving parents in pupils' learning
Miss this opportunity, and it seems that children and young people have less chance of reaching their potential.