Bright Roots Wellbeing

Self-Help Ebooks

Evidence-informed guides designed to help parents, carers, and professionals navigate attendance challenges, emotional well-being and childhood development.

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Understanding School Attendance Challenges

What you'll learn: Why children struggle to attend school, the common causes behind absence — from anxiety to family change — and practical first steps to turn things around.

Who it's for: Parents and carers worried about a child missing school, and the professionals supporting them.

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Supporting Emotionally Based School Avoidance

What you'll learn: How to recognise emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA), what drives it, and gentle, evidence-informed strategies to help a child feel safe to return to learning.

Who it's for: Parents, carers and professionals supporting an anxious or school-avoidant child.

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Building Positive School Routines

What you'll learn: How to create calm, consistent morning and evening routines that reduce stress and set children up to succeed each day.

Who it's for: Busy families who want smoother, calmer school days.

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Parent Wellbeing Toolkit

What you'll learn: Practical ways to protect your own wellbeing, manage stress and stay resilient while supporting your family.

Who it's for: Any parent or carer who gives a lot and needs support too.

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Calm Kids Toolkit

What you'll learn: How to understand behaviour, reduce outbursts and build calmer, more connected relationships — with the Feelings Wheel, Daily Check-In Journal, Behaviour Tracker and Parent Scripts.

Who it's for: Parents of children who experience big emotions and meltdowns.

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