
Making Childhood Fit for Children
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Nick Haslam is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Melbourne. In 2016, he described ‘concept creep’, the process by which psychological terms such as ‘bullying’ and ‘abuse’ expand over time through usage.
In this interview, we t...
Lila came to my office for the first time last fall at the request of her mother, Nina, who hoped I could cure Lila’s dyscalculia. Lila was in eighth grade, and for the past two years, she had been getting Bs somewhat consistently in math....
What effect is the broad autism spectrum having on those who are most disabled?
Sometimes I see people online talking as if the most disabled people are the lucky ones, because no one ever questions that they are disabled. No one asks if...
Earlier this year, I went to see Wicked at the theatre with my daughter. I had no idea what it was about in advance except that it led into The Wizard of Oz. I expected it to be a light evening’s entertainment.
As I watched, I was astonish...
Hi just a quick message to let you know that we have a sale on all my mini-courses about school which ends this evening.
More info here
In addition, three of my books are 99p on UK Kindle until the end of Sept. I have taken this slightly...
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Naomi Fisher is a clinical psychologist and author. This newsletter is not clinical advice nor a replacement for therapy.
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