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🚀 Exciting News from Newbee Publication!

We’re thrilled to welcome ANJUMAN as the full-time Lead Developer for our Locus App – Children Therapy Solutions. Locus is set to transform the future of therapy services, offering innovative, child-centered approaches that prioritize excellence in THERAPY delivery.

With the combined expertise of our dedicated team, Locus is ready to reshape how therapy services are delivered. Our professionals bring vast knowledge and experience to the table, ensuring that children receive the best support possible. Learn more about the Locus team and how our approach can support parents of school-going children aged 6-16.

Check out our resources here:
https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources

Locus is the pioneer in the Digitalisation of Therapy services. ✅
https://www.newbeepublication.com/empowering-young-minds-the-benefits-of-using-the-locus-therapy-app

Is Your Child Struggling with Tactile Sensitivity?

Does your child avoid certain fabrics, dislike being touched, or overreact to textures like sand or water? These could be signs of tactile sensitivity, a sensory issue that can impact everyday life, learning, and social interactions.

Early detection is essential, and that's where Locus comes in. Our app helps parents identify tactile sensitivity and provides personalized strategies to support your child. With Locus, you can monitor their responses to different textures and take action before it starts affecting their well-being.

How Locus Can Help:

Track Sensory Responses: Monitor how your child reacts to textures and stimuli.
Personalized Plans: Get tailored activities to ease discomfort with different materials.
Expert Advice: Access professional guidance to manage tactile sensitivity at home and school.
💡 Early intervention is key! Don’t wait—start using Locus today to support your child’s sensory development.

👉 Learn more at Newbee Publication Therapy Resources.https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources

It’s Up to You to Make a Difference!

While peers play a role, parents' and teachers' behaviors are the most crucial in shaping a child’s development. Here are signs to watch for:

1.Withdrawal from Social Activities: Avoiding friends or activities they once loved.
2.Negative Self-Talk: Saying things like "I'm not good enough."
3.Fear of Failure: Worrying excessively about mistakes.
4.Overly Critical: Harsh self-criticism, focusing on flaws.
5.Poor Academic Performance: Sudden drop in grades or interest.
6.Difficulty Accepting Praise: Rejecting compliments.
7.Avoiding Challenges: Shying away from effort or new tasks.
8.Mood Changes: Increased sadness, irritability, or anxiety.
9.Body Language: Slumped posture, avoiding eye contact.

If you notice these signs, Locus Mobile Therapy App is here to help! It offers expert advice and resources from Pediatric Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, and Educational Consultants to support your child’s well-being.

Early intervention matters. Learn more about how Locus can support you: https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources

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Rethinking Education: Beyond Academic Scores

Educational challenges in school-going children often only come into focus during exam season, reflecting our system’s emphasis on scores. However, success in life isn’t just about academic performance. With the rise of media addiction, the situation has become even more complex. It’s time to rethink our school curriculum to include not just "How to Learn" but also "How to Unlearn."

Our brains are constantly bombarded with information, making it difficult to retain relevant knowledge long-term. Developing strategies to filter out unnecessary information is crucial for effective learning.

If the current environment is challenging for typical students, imagine the hurdles faced by those with special needs or neurodiverse conditions like dyspraxia. Unfortunately, educational training on these issues is minimal, often addressed only at the graduate level, long after early intervention would be most effective.

To help navigate these challenges, "A Way to Learn" offers 51 actionable strategies to enhance learning techniques for students, educators, and lifelong learners. This book covers essential skills like memory enhancement, time management, and effective study methods tailored for today’s fast-paced, digital educational landscape. [Learn more here](https://www.amazon.com/dp/1914419359).

For additional resources on supporting children with special needs, visit [Newbee Publication](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources).

https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources

**How can we expect children to focus on their studies when we, as parents, are often glued to our phones and battling reduced attention spans? Sometimes, switching off your phone can help you regain focus and set a better example. 🌱📵**

Visit [NewBee Publication](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources) for practical tips and resources. Discover how small changes can make a big difference!

Understanding the Impact of Dyspraxia on Later Life
Dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder) affects individuals well into adulthood, impacting careers, social interactions, and overall quality of life.

Key Impacts:

Employment Challenges: Difficulty in organizing work and adapting to new tasks.
Lower Job Satisfaction: Reduced career progression and satisfaction.
Social Anxiety: Higher levels of anxiety in social settings.
Lower Self-Esteem: Feelings of inadequacy and low self-worth.
Difficulty in Relationships: Struggles in maintaining friendships and romantic relationships.
Isolation: Increased feelings of isolation and misunderstanding.
Discover more about the lasting impacts of dyspraxia and how we can support those affected. For further insights and resources, visit https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources

Understanding the Impact of Dyspraxia on Later Life.
Dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder) affects individuals well into adulthood, impacting careers, social interactions, and overall quality of life.

Key Impacts:

Employment Challenges: Difficulty in organizing work and adapting to new tasks.
Lower Job Satisfaction: Reduced career progression and satisfaction.
Social Anxiety: Higher levels of anxiety in social settings.
Lower Self-Esteem: Feelings of inadequacy and low self-worth.
Difficulty in Relationships: Struggles in maintaining friendships and romantic relationships.
Isolation: Increased feelings of isolation and misunderstanding.
Discover more about the lasting impacts of dyspraxia and how we can support those affected. For further insights and resources, visit Newbee Publication

Hello Everyone,

I’m thrilled to announce that my app has been shortlisted for the HSE Excellence Awards!

For more information, check out the app:

- [Android] (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.locus&pli=1)

- [iOS] (https://apps.apple.com/ie/app/locus-mobile-apps/id6473159164)

Combat Childhood Obesity Together!

Childhood obesity is a growing concern with significant health implications. Early identification and intervention are crucial to ensuring a healthier future for our children.

📊 **Why It Matters:**

- **Health Risks**: Increased risk of diabetes, hypertension, and heart diseases.
- **Psychological Impact**: Affects self-esteem and mental health.
- **Long-term Consequences**: Early obesity often leads to adult obesity.

Let's work together to promote healthy lifestyles and prevent childhood obesity. Share your thoughts and tips in the comments below!



🔗 Learn more: [Newbee Publication Therapy Resources](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources)

Breaking Free: Balancing Digital Freedom and Health

"Excessive Freedom is Only Slavery." - Socrates

Socrates' wisdom is highly relevant today as we grapple with mobile phone dependency. The freedom to use our devices anytime can lead to digital enslavement, affecting both adults and children.

Children mimic their parents' screen habits, leading to a growing trend of digital addiction in younger generations. The American Academy of Pediatrics and Stanford University studies show excessive screen time impairs social skills and emotional development.

Let's strive for balance and healthier digital habits for our families.

🔗 Dive deeper into the impact and solutions: [Newbee Publication Therapy Resources](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources)

Investing in Children with Locus Therapy: A Steady, Disciplined Path to a Brighter Future
Imagine applying the principles of successful investing to our children's development. The Locus Therapy App embodies these principles, offering a robust framework for supporting your child's growth.

Invest in your child’s future with the same principles that guide successful equity investments. Discover how Locus can transform your child’s developmental journey today.

📲 Download Locus now from the App Store or Google Play Store.

🌱📈

Mobile Free Sundays!

In the past, social interactions mainly occurred at home, but with the advent of Facebook and WhatsApp, virtual socialization has taken over. This shift often leads to competitive displays of lifestyles, causing increased anxiety and unhappiness.

Current Socialization Habits:
Work (30%)
Home (30%)
Virtual Socialization (40%)

Let’s reclaim our time and strengthen real-world relationships. Celebrate **Mobile Free Sundays** by stepping away from screens and enjoying genuine interactions with family and friends.

For more insights, read further on the [Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology](https://www.journals.sagepub.com).

Managing Childhood Anxiety and Depression with Digital Therapeutics

Introducing the Locus Therapy App, a groundbreaking digital solution for managing childhood anxiety and depression.

Why Locus Therapy App?

1.Evidence-Based Tools :- Created by experts in occupational therapy, psychology, and education.
2.Tailored Support:- Specifically designed for children aged 6 to 16+.
3.Easy Access:- Available anytime, anywhere, offering convenience for busy parents.

Key Features
- Suggested Activities aimed at reducing anxiety and building coping skills.
- Comprehensive resources to help parents understand and support their child's mental health needs.

Digital therapeutics like the Locus Therapy App provide essential, accessible support for children facing mental health challenges.

Discover more about the Locus Therapy App. Visit [New Bee Publication](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources) or download the app for [iOS](https://apps.apple.com/ie/app/locus-mobile-apps/id6473159164) or [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.locus).

Supporting Parents with the Locus Mobile Therapy App

Parenting is both rewarding and challenging. The **Locus Mobile Therapy App** supports parents of children aged 6 to 16+, offering valuable resources to navigate these challenges.

Developed with input from occupational therapists, educators, and psychologists, the app provides guidance to complement professional assessments. It's not a substitute for direct therapy, so for significant concerns, contact local professionals.

The app emphasizes respecting your child's fears and wishes, providing information to help parents understand and support their children's emotional and developmental needs better.

For more information, visit [New Bee Publication](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources) or download the app for [iOS](https://apps.apple.com/ie/app/locus-mobile-apps/id6473159164) or [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.locus).

Embrace Proactive Change.

The Importance of Proactive Change: Taking Action to Achieve Desired Outcomes

Waiting passively for problems to resolve themselves is often ineffective. Proactive behavior is crucial for achieving desired changes in personal development, health, and professional growth. A study in the *Journal of Applied Psychology* found that proactive steps lead to better outcomes.

In therapy, especially for dyspraxic children, progress is gradual and requires consistent effort. Occupational therapy focuses on holistic well-being, not just physical treatment.

Steps to Take:
1. Identify Goals: Define specific objectives.
2. Develop a Plan: Outline steps and timelines.
3. Take Action: You can implement and adjust your plan.
4. Seek Support: Collaborate with mentors and professionals.

Be proactive to drive positive outcomes in life. For comprehensive child therapy solutions, check out the Locus Mobile App. [Learn more](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources).

The Importance of Proactive Change: Taking Action to Achieve Desired Outcomes

Waiting passively for problems to resolve themselves is often ineffective. Proactive behavior is crucial for achieving desired changes in personal development, health, and professional growth. A study in the *Journal of Applied Psychology* found that proactive steps lead to better outcomes.

In therapy, especially for dyspraxic children, progress is gradual and requires consistent effort. Occupational therapy focuses on holistic well-being, not just physical treatment.

Steps to Take:
1. Identify Goals: Define specific objectives.
2. Develop a Plan: Outline steps and timelines.
3. Take Action: You can implement and adjust your plan.
4. Seek Support: Collaborate with mentors and professionals.

Be proactive to drive positive outcomes in life. For comprehensive child therapy solutions, check out the Locus Mobile App. [Learn more](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources).

The Importance of Slow-Wave Sleep in Dementia Prevention

According to findings published in JAMA Neurology, insufficient slow-wave sleep significantly increases the risk of dementia with age. For individuals over 60, losing just 1% of this deep sleep annually raises the risk of dementia by 27%.

Slow-wave sleep, a 20-40 minute phase in the 90-minute sleep cycle, is crucial for restorative rest. It slows brain waves and heart rates, lowers blood pressure, strengthens muscles, bones, and the immune system, and prepares the brain to absorb new information.

Research links adequate slow-wave sleep with improved memory performance, particularly in early Alzheimer's cases. Matthew Pase, a neuroscientist from Monash University, explains that slow-wave sleep helps clear metabolic waste, including Alzheimer's-related proteins.

The study tracked 346 participants from the Framington Heart Study over 17 years. Findings showed each percentage point reduction in slow-wave sleep per year corresponded to a 27% increased risk of dementia, and 32% for Alzheimer's specifically.

While further research is needed, prioritizing quality sleep remains crucial for overall health. Explore actionable steps to enhance your slow-wave sleep and well-being.

For more insights and resources on managing stress and improving sleep, visit Newbee Publication. [Read more](https://www.newbeepublication.com/books-for-adults).

Unlock Your Exam Potential: The Power of Sleep 🌟

With exams on the horizon, the significance of sleep cannot be overstated. Research consistently highlights sleep as a fundamental pillar of optimal cognitive function, critical for memory retention, concentration, and decision-making.

🌙 Key Insights:

- Harvard University studies show that a full night's sleep boosts memory and test performance.

- The Sleep Foundation finds a direct correlation between consistent sleep patterns and higher academic achievement.

- Journal of Adolescent Health: Lack of sleep is linked to increased psychological stress and poorer decision-making in students.

🔗 Dive deeper into effective exam preparation strategies and the science of sleep at [Newbee Publication Therapy Resources](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources).

Tech moves fast, and kids keep up,
Parents try, but sometimes slip up.
Kids use apps with lots of fun,
While parents guess, 'til they get one.

🌉 **Bridging the Generational Knowledge Gap: A Call to Action for Families** 🌉

In today's digital world, the gap between tech-savvy youngsters and their parents is growing, leading to frustration and disconnect within families.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 **For Parents**: Engage with the tools and technologies shaping your children’s lives. It's not just about keeping up; it's about connecting and guiding them.

🚶‍♂️ **For Youngsters**: Slow down and share your knowledge. Help your parents understand the digital world to strengthen your bond.

📚 **Studies**:
- Pew Research Centre: “Teens, Social Media & Technology 2022”
- Stanford Center on Longevity: Cross-generational learning
- Harvard’s Project Zero: Digital tools and learning styles
- Microsoft’s Digital Civility Index: Digital literacy and online risks

🔗 **Learn more**: [Newbee Publication](https://www.newbeepublication.com)

🌉 **Bridging the Generational Knowledge Gap: A Call to Action for Families** 🌉

In today's digital world, the gap between tech-savvy youngsters and their parents is growing, leading to frustration and disconnect within families.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 **For Parents**: Engage with the tools and technologies shaping your children’s lives. It's not just about keeping up; it's about connecting and guiding them.

🚶‍♂️ **For Youngsters**: Slow down and share your knowledge. Help your parents understand the digital world to strengthen your bond.

📚 **Studies**:
- Pew Research Centre: “Teens, Social Media & Technology 2022”
- Stanford Center on Longevity: Cross-generational learning
- Harvard’s Project Zero: Digital tools and learning styles
- Microsoft’s Digital Civility Index: Digital literacy and online risks

🔗 **Learn more**: [Newbee Publication](https://www.newbeepublication.com)

Discovering the Digital Impact on Child Development 🌐

In today's tech-driven world, understanding the effects of excessive screen time on our children's development is essential. We've identified four critical areas affected by digital consumption:

1. **Sleep Disruption**: Excessive screen use can disrupt children's sleep, compromising their health (Source: AAP Guidelines on Children and Media).
2. **Social Skills Decline**: Studies show that high screen time can negatively impact young children's social skills (Source: Journal of the American Medical Association).
3. **Physical Health Issues**: The World Health Organization highlights the risks of decreased physical activity due to excessive screen time, leading to various health problems (Source: WHO Guidelines).
4. **Learning Difficulties**: Prolonged screen exposure can impair cognitive and academic abilities (Source: Child Development Journal).

These insights emphasize the need for balanced technology usage to ensure a healthy lifestyle for our next generation.

🔗 Want more insights and resources? Visit [Newbee Publication Therapy Resources](https://www.newbeepublication.com/therapy-resources) for detailed information.



Join the conversation and share your strategies for managing your children’s screen time in the comments below! 📱✨