03/11/2026
There can be a point towards the end of the school year when the things your child usually manages start to feel a little harder.
Getting dressed becomes a battle, a small disappointment turns into a big reaction, or they seem exhausted after school but still struggle to settle at bedtime.
When you’re trying to get everyone through the day, it’s easy to focus on the behaviour in front of you. It can also help to step back and consider how much your child has been managing, from learning and friendships to noise, busy routines and the extra events that arrive at this time of year.
They may not have the words to explain what feels difficult, so a change in how they’re coping can be a starting point for a conversation.
I’m interested in what your child would like to feel easier, as well as what you’re noticing as their parent. That shared starting point is part of how I approach Brain Gym® sessions.
To chat about whether Brain Gym is the right fit for your child, book an obligation free discovery call using my website: www.gilliandrew.com.au