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Read When Belonging Becomes Protection: Understanding Why Neurodivergent Children Face Higher Exploitation Risks
When Belonging Becomes Protection: Understanding Why Neurodivergent Children Face Higher Exploitation Risks
This morning, as we marked Child Exploitation Awareness Day, I kept thinking about a young person who once said to me, “I just wanted someone to choose me.” When you hear that from a child who alr...All posts
Read Understanding Neurodiversity: Supporting children with diverse needs
Understanding Neurodiversity: Supporting children with diverse needs
Neurodiversity celebrates the unique variations in neurological development, including conditions such as autism, ADHD, and other differences. At BrightPaths, we recognise the importance of supporting...
Read The Importance of Early Targeted Support for Children’s Mental Health
The Importance of Early Targeted Support for Children’s Mental Health
Children’s mental health is a topic of growing concern in today’s society. The early years of a child’s life play a crucial role in shaping their overall well-being and future success. Recognisi...How to Use Positive Affirmations to help Children & Young People Build Self Esteem
Positive affirmations are a great way to motivate and empower ourselves. At BrightPaths, we strive to use positive affirmations to help our mentees reach their goals. When using positive affirmations,...
Read BrightPaths – Luton Project
BrightPaths – Luton Project
Our mission is to support the mental health and emotional well-being of young people from Luton ineligible for alternative means of support or falling between the cracks in provision. These young peop...
Read Bright Paths Free Mental Health Support for School-Age Children (6-18)
Bright Paths Free Mental Health Support for School-Age Children (6-18)
Our vision at BrightPaths is for all children and young people to have the support they need when they need it, enabling them to build lifelong coping skills and thrive. We believe that no child or yo...
Read Anxiety: Supporting children’s mental health
