Think Again
Dr Naomi FisherMaking Childhood Fit for Children
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Blaming their brains
As a clinical psychologist, I hear a lot about what happens in school and how it impacts young people. What I don’t do so much is actually visit schools and work within them. That’s because the job of a clinical psychologist is seen as heal...
Castles in the Sand
Last week I posted about the oft-repeated claim that children with ADHD hear 20,000 more critical comments than other children during their childhood - and said that it turns out there is no data backing this up. It was just a thought-exper...
Helping Your Autistic Child with OCD
On Thursday I’m running my best-selling webinar, Helping Your Autistic Child with OCD.
It’s one that I’ve consistently had good feedback from, with parents saying that it has really changed the way that they approached their child’s OCD. O...
What really happens when we diagnose autism?
Dr Danielle Drinkwater is a clinical psychologist who specialises in working with children. She spent several years assessing and diagnosing children with autism. In this unusually honest interview, she talks about why she stopped, and why...
The Madness of Exams
This time of year, we put our 16-year-olds through a coming-of-age ritual. We make them sit in rows and write down things they have spent the last two years trying to memorise. We pit them against the clock, and prevent them from talking to...
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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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