In my work, I carry out a lot of career coaching. It’s a topic that comes up regularly because young people can feel lost, not really knowing what career choice to make. ...
Many young people will experiment with alcohol – and many will continue to drink socially through their adult life. But what happens when your drinking starts to affect your life and you can’t stop?...
Research shows that many young people have tried alcohol. Being curious is how many teenagers and young adults find out about what they do and don’t like. It’s important to point out though, that the relationship with drinking needs to be a healthy one for...
We speak to Taz who identifies as a bisexual woman. Taz discusses discovering her own identity and shares what it’s like being director of volunteering for the charity Just Like Us....
In this blog post from the Back on Track Teens sexual and gender identity mini-series, we hear from James, a gay man, who runs a local charity SAGE (Staffordshire)....
Carolyn talks about stereotypes, labelling sexuality, and how sex-ed could be improved in schools for LGBTQ+ young people as part of our mini-series on sexual and gender identity....
A career is not a decision you make once that becomes a choice for life. It has been engrained in society that we need to choose a career wisely because that’s what we’re investing in for the rest of our life, but it’s simply not...
Tegan, who identifies as bisexual, shares a wonderful conversation with Tayshan about coming out (or not) as part of our mini-series on sexual and gender identity....
Nathan’s honest account of his own journey is a great example of fluid sexuality and serves as an excellent reminder that it’s OK to make choices that reflect your shifting understanding of yourself....
Differences should be celebrated and in choosing kindness people can co-exist together more easily and happily, which is what World Kindness Day on November 13th is all about. Rather than falling back on judgement and allowing yourself to gradually succumb to bitterness, anger, or frustration,...