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Hello Jenny Murray here welcoming you to the Women's Hour Podcast for Parents.

Now children in Scotland are back to school in England and Wales

they're due back at the beginning of September but I doubt there's a parent in the

United Kingdom who isn't worried about the effect the long separation from friends and education has had since the start of the pandemic and the lockdown in March.

Bernardo's have published some research which says more than a million parents have said they feel their children would benefit from professional treatment to help with their mental health.

Well it won't of course be available to everyone so how can parents best support their children

and Harrodkin is a child psychologist Amanda Naylor is the head of C here respond at

Bernardo's in England.

Amanda what concerns have you been hearing from children?

So already children are

children are referring themselves.

They're telling us of increased anxiety,

increased sleeplessness, feeling overwhelmed by big feelings which are translating

in sometimes into quite difficult behaviors within the home.

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