Miss Tinks talks to us about how to help teenagers better deal with stressful situations particularly with an eye on GCSE mock and real exams.

www.misstinks.co.uk

Attitude is Everything - Jeff Keller

The Compound Effect - Darren Hardy

What to say when you talk to yourself - Shad Helmstetter

Mel talks to us about how to move from surviving to thriving as a family unit with strategies to overcome teenage mental health issues.

www.meljriley.co.uk

Satveer focuses her efforts around talking to students, school staff and parents about the ever increasing prevalence of self-harm. This episode is aimed at parents to help with their awareness of the issue.

http://satveernijjar.com/

James Hawes has been a school councellor and psychotherapist for over 25 years and joins the ParentGuidetoGCSE podcast to talk about how to break bad news to teenagers.

www.JamesHawes.org

www.synergycounselling.com

Caroline is a teenage boys mental health expert and an adolescent wellbeing coach. She helps teenage boys and young men to worry less, talk more, and become happier and more successful. 

Jenny Eastwood works for The Parent Team and her expertise in neuroscience and brain development enables her to provide great advice on positive parenting, especially for parents of teens approaching assessments ..... and all the stresses they bring. She also has brilliant advice around building motivation and confidence in teenagers.

https://www.theparent.team/

What’s My Teenager Thinking - Tanith Carey

The Incredible Teenage Brain - Bettina Hohnen 

Dr. Mark King is the admissions director for Lucy College at Cambridge University. In the second instalment of the 2-part podcast, he talks through the final stages of the admissions process and covers a lot of the FAQ’s about applying to these two universities. In these two episodes, he leaves no stone unturned in explaining the process.

Dr. Mark King is the admissions director for Lucy College at Cambridge University. In this 2-part podcast, he talks through the admissions process from start to finish. How important are GCSE grades? What post-16 subjects should be studied? What are the stages to an Oxbridge application? In these two episodes, he leaves no stone unturned in explaining the process.

Rob Moore is a best selling author of several books including ‘Money’ and ‘Life Leverage’ as well as being the host of the Disruptive Entrepreneur podcast. In this episode, Rob talks about (amongst other things) how to bring up financially literate teenagers.

Kim Ward is the CEO of Katies Mission, a non profit organisation that focuses on suicide prevention. In this episode she shares her powerful story about her sister Katie and the work she does with mental health and suicide awareness.