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Many parents I speak to describe feeling overwhelmed, worried and often quite alone. When a child is struggling emotionally, it can feel as though the responsibility sits entirely on your shoulders. The concerns do not switch off at the end of the day. Even when everything is quiet, the thoughts often continue, hoping and wondering whether your child is okay, whether you handled something in the best way, or whether there is something more you could be doing to help them feel

Many parents I work with share that they feel unsure about what is really going on for their child. Is it anxiety? Is it ADHD? Is it autism? Or could it be a combination of both? It can feel difficult to know whether a child’s struggles are related to their mental health, their neurodevelopmental differences, or the environment around them. Often, children who are neurodivergent experience the world in a way that can feel overwhelming, unpredictable or exhausting. Things th

This feels like a slightly vulnerable place to start, as this is my first blog post. But supporting parents is something that sits very close to my heart, and one of the biggest reasons I created Quinn’s Therapy. Alongside being a therapist, I am also a single mum. Over the years, I have experienced first hand how overwhelming parenting can feel when your child is struggling and you are trying to figure out how best to support them. Like many parents, I have had moments of fe