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Young People
Children
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Coaching for Children and Young People
All children through childhood and adolescence, right into their twenties develop key skills that gives them the confidence and resilience to be productive and happy in their life choices.
Individuals are not born with these skills which are crucial to learning, to how they feel about themselves, manage behaviour, making good decisions, as well as building connections and relationships, skills that provide them with a strong foundation for life into adulthood.
Individuals who experience these type of challenges, may find everyday expectations and tasks a struggle, such as:
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Keeping track of time
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Staying focused on a task
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Getting started on a task
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Negative attitude to learning
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Gaps in their knowledge
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Often get bored and disengaged
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Has low self-esteem and does not feel capable
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Can get withdrawn, particularly around matters to do with school
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Can get easily angry and starts to destroy personal items
"The trouble was that (she) the teacher gave me too many instructions. By the time I got to where I needed to be I had forgotten all but the last one and that didn't make any sense on it's own. So I hid."
Emma age 11
How we make a difference
Academic Coaching for a Young Person
In secondary school, 6th form or University, young people at times can feel overwhelmed with the demands and expectations set by school staff as well as their peers.
The challenging experiences faced by young people means that often because they don’t understand how to regulate their emotions, they shut off from adults around them and disengage from learning. This in turn can result in disruptive behaviour at school and at home, including social isolation and school refusal.
Family Pathway offers compassionate and a professional service to young people, parents and schools, enabling a bespoke person-centred focused solution, underpinned by developing their executive functioning skills during those troubling times.
Some of the challenges that your child may be expressing:
Academic Coaching for a Secondary School Young Person
In secondary school, young people at times can feel overwhelmed with the demands and expectations set by school staff as well as their peers.
The challenging experiences faced by adolescents means that often because they don’t understand how to regulate their emotions, they shut off from adults around them and disengage from learning. This in turn can result in disruptive behaviour at school and at home, including social isolation and school refusal.
Family Pathway offers compassionate and a professional service to young people, parents and schools, enabling a bespoke person-centered focused solution, underpinned by developing their executive functioning skills during those troubling times.
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