"Emotional wellbeing is the capacity to engage with life, to feel what we feel without being overwhelmed, and respond to challenges with resilience” Dr Gabor Maté
Child Wellbeing NI strives to inform, support and empower primary aged children, their families and schools in all matters relating to children’s social, behavioural, emotional and wellbeing needs in very practical ways.
We believe in early intervention and the importance of laying strong foundations which will last a lifetime. Ultimately, the best gift we can give our children.
At Child Wellbeing NI:
+ Support is available to all primary aged children, parents/families & education settings
+ Pre-school and post-primary requests for support will also be considered
+ We can help with the small and big concerns, providing an individual or a series of sessions
+ Support is bespoke and individually tailored to you, your child/family & education setting
+ Sessions are carried out in person (when possible) or online throughout Northern Ireland and Ireland
+ Flexible timings & evening appointments available
+ We offer very competitive rates
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Concerns Child Wellbeing NI can help with:
+ General anxiety, overly worried & stressed
+ Education related anxiety resulting in difficulty/inability to attend school, worries regarding tests, exams, academic performance
+ Worries and stresses impacting sleep
+ Lacking confidence and self-esteem
+ Difficulty managing big emotions & expressing emotion
+ Easily dysregulated, angry, physical outbursts, experiences tantrums & meltdowns regularly
+ Behavioural concerns
+ Social/peer concerns
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Hello and welcome! I’m Jane Dalgity, the founder of Child Wellbeing NI.
I am passionate about highlighting and supporting children’s emotional health and wellbeing and really believe that by working together we can empower children to reach their potential in all aspects of life.
For over 20 years, I have supported children with significant and often complex Social, Behavioural, Emotional and Wellbeing (SBEW) needs, their families and schools. As a Specialist Teacher and Advisory Officer with the Education Authority's Behaviour Support Service, I have supported hundreds of children with a range of special educational needs including SBEW, ADHD, autism, adopted, fostered, looked after children, young carers, sensory processing issues, speech & language difficulties, developmental coordination disorder, learning difficulties and developmental delays.
