Talking to Children About Feelings
Simple, age-aware ways to help children name what they feel and stay close while they feel it.

Guides, short articles and practical exercises you can use between appointments. Read them here, or download a copy to keep.
Simple, age-aware ways to help children name what they feel and stay close while they feel it.
A twenty-five minute rhythm that keeps small frustrations from turning into large distances.
A practical way to say what you need clearly, kindly, and without needing the other person's approval.
Why you react the way you do, and what your body is still trying to protect you from.
What to say and do once the heat has dropped, so a difficult conversation ends in connection rather than distance.
A short, repeatable practice to settle your body when anxiety rises, so you can think clearly again.
These resources are general in nature and support, but do not replace, therapy. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services on 10111, or the South African Depression and Anxiety Group on 0800 567 567.