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Sue’s Latest ArticlesComments Off on Sue’s Latest Articles

Sue’s Latest Articles
  • Posted: 5 years ago
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What about ME? – a warning for parentsComments Off on What about ME? – a warning for parents

What about ME? – a warning for parents
  • Posted: 6 years ago
  • Category: Sue's Blog

Jane, an old childhood friend, is now going through her third divorce. Understandably she is distraught, and in one of our heart to heart sessions she cried out in real pain “what did I do wrong?” It was not helpful to talk about this in the midst of such distress, but it is clear that […]

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Please sir, I want to pay MORE TAXComments Off on Please sir, I want to pay MORE TAX

Please sir, I want to pay MORE TAX
  • Posted: 6 years ago
  • Category: Sue's Blog

This blog has been bubbling away in my head for weeks but is now at the point of explosion – fuelled by pictures of incredibly brave firefighters risking their lives at the Grenfell fire in London, three separate documentary TV programmes showing how health professionals are giving their all in a health service that is […]

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The radicalisation of young terrorists and the place of educationComments Off on The radicalisation of young terrorists and the place of education

The radicalisation of young terrorists and the place of education
  • Posted: 6 years ago
  • Category: Sue's Blog

There is no excuse for terrorism – but if we hope to have any chance of stopping it, there has first to be understanding and then a long-term strategy to undermine the causes. There has been much debate across the world about the radicalisation of young men and women, some of them committing horrific acts […]

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Relationships Running on EmptyComments Off on Relationships Running on Empty

Relationships Running on Empty
  • Posted: 6 years ago
  • Category: Sue's Blog

My colleague Dee was a conscientious teacher – regularly going over and above expectations for her students. She loved her job, despite the bothersome bureaucracy. One Saturday evening as she sat down for a meal with her family the phone rang.  Before asking whether or not it was a convenient time, let alone apologising for […]

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Recent Posts

  • Wellbeing stories July 24, 2018
  • Sue’s Latest Articles February 18, 2018
  • What about ME? – a warning for parents July 29, 2017
  • Please sir, I want to pay MORE TAX July 11, 2017
  • The radicalisation of young terrorists and the place of education June 4, 2017
  • Educational and Child Psychology Call for Papers 35(3): Educational psychologists influencing policy and practice May 12, 2017
  • Relationships Running on Empty March 28, 2017
  • Everyday Magic February 18, 2017
  • Learning to Be December 12, 2016
  • Going WALKIES: The Micro-Moments of Supportive School Relationships October 4, 2016

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