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Joanne Fortune: My son is lost in secondary school (opens the original)
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Dr Joanna Fortune is a psychotherapist working with children, teens, and adults. She is a recognised expert in play and the author of four books on the subject. My son has started first year in secondary school and is struggling to adjust. His best friend from primary is in a different class and seems to have lost interest in him. He has no one to hang out with during breaks and, most days, he comes home with his lunchbox unopened. I asked him if he wanted to change class but he said no, as he d
Joanna Fortune: My child wants to go back to playschool (opens the original)
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Dr Joanna Fortune is a psychotherapist working with children, teens, and adults. She is a recognised expert in play and the author of four books on the subject. My five-year-old daughter started âbig schoolâ last week. She was excited to wear a uniform and bring her new bag and lunchbox to school. But, at the end of the first day, she said she wanted to go back to playschool and was upset when I explained that she was too old. Itâs been a struggle getting her out to school since. Sometimes
Joanna Fortune: Could my grandchild be jealous of the attention I give to her older sister? (opens the original)
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Dr Joanna Fortune is a psychotherapist working with children, teens, and adults. She is a recognised expert in play and the author of four books on the subject. Iâm particularly close to my oldest grandchild, who is eight. She often rings me to tell me her latest news, which is very sweet. I look after her and her two younger sisters once a week. Iâve noticed that the middle child has started to act up when Iâm there, often pulling toys out of her older sisterâs hands. Last week, she bro
Joanna Fortune: How can I make peace with my mother-in-law after our argument? (opens the original)
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Dr Joanna Fortune is a psychotherapist working with children, teens, and adults. She is a recognised expert in play and the author of four books on the subject. I had a small disagreement with my mother-in-law over the summer about the children’s bedtimes — she believes we are far too lax. She hasn’t spoken to me since. My husband tried to act as a peacemaker but she wouldn’t budge, saying she was too upset by my rude behaviour. Our relationship has never been easy but, up until now, we have fou
Joanna Fortune: How can I explain different family budgets to my kids? (opens the original)
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Dr Joanna Fortune is a psychotherapist working with children, teens, and adults. She is a recognised expert in play and the author of four books on the subject. My sister and her husband run their own business and are well off. We have always been close, and our two families go on holiday each year. While we pay for ourselves and manage our own budgets, my children, who are younger, find it difficult to understand why their cousins get to have meals out every night, wear top-label clothes, and h
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