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ITV News: Grief and Loss
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was featured on ITV news for his expert opinion on the importance of receiving appropriate psychological support following grief and loss.
- He explained the value of using different modalities with young children, such as drawing, role play, and toy figures, to help reveal anxieties and questions that they may not yet be able to express in words.
- This interview was featured live on the ITV West Country news, and as an article on their website.
The Atlantic - The New Millennial Parenting Anxiety
- Faith Hill from The Atlantic invited Dr Weisberg to provide psychological insight into the impacts of travelling as a family with young children for the feature The New Millennial Parenting Anxiety.
- In this interview, Dr Weisberg highlighted that family vacations create lasting memories for adults as well as children. Parents may find joy in activities they wouldn’t have chosen without kids, improvising along the way and learning to let go of control. Even simple moments, like entertaining a child with a magazine story or a crinkly wrapper, can become treasured. He emphasised that what children love most about travelling often doesn’t require going far, and that every day “micro-adventures” can be just as memorable as big trips.
- The article is available here: https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2025/08/millennial-travel-kids-intensive-parenting/684016/
ADHD Chatter Podcast with Alex Partridge
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was invited as a special guest to discuss ADHD in children and young people on Alex Partridge’s ADHD Chatter Podcast.
- In this insightful conversation, Dr Weisberg delved into ADHD traits and those which aren’t accepted by the modern world, how ADHD manifests in romantic relationships, the genetic components of ADHD, attachment styles and ADHD and much more.
- You can watch the full episode here: The Psychologist Who’s Assessed Over 700 Children for ADHD: “Here’s what we NOW know about ADHD”
Emotionally Based School Avoidance on the BBC
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In this interview for a BBC programme on Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA), Dr Weisberg explored what EBSA is, looks like and how it impacts children and their families.
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Dr Weisberg also shared specialist insights into why children thrive when they’re given meaningful responsibility and how parents can support their child when they’re worried about attendance, anxiety and school avoidance.
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This story was covered on the national BBC Morning Live programme and as an article on the BBC website.
Anxiety and Transitions: The CAYP Psychology Webinar
- Welcome to the CAYP Psychology webinar series!
- In this first session, parents, carers and educators were invited to listen to Dr Daniel Weisberg sharing his clinical insights into anxiety, transitions and practical strategies.
- In just five days, over 200 people signed up to join our webinar. Keep your eyes peeled for more.
- You can watch the webinar here. Use the passcode M&S8K9zg to view the session.
Cognitive Assessments
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was invited to join Andy Baker on his Able to Care podcast, to discuss cognitive assessments.
- In May 2025, the conversation covered what an assessment is, what’s involved, and how it can be an exceptional tool in understanding a child’s strengths and weaknesses.
- Cognitive assessments include detailed and comprehensive analyses of a child’s intellectual and academic ability, as well as their day-to-day living skills and emotional wellbeing. A thorough understanding of these areas can help with education planning and support.
- The entire conversation is on Andy’s YouTube channel @abletocarepodcast: You can listen to the full podcast here.
School Avoidance: Understanding and Supporting Children.
- Dr Daniel Weisberg joined Dr Maryhan Munt as a guest expert on her podcast, How Not To Screw Up Your Kids, in April 2025
- The conversation explored the complexities behind Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA), previously known as school refusal.
- In this episode Dr Weisberg discussed the common reasons behind school avoidance and its impact on children and young people, and how parents, schools and professionals can offer effective support.
- Listen to the podcast on:
Navigating the Neurodivergent Landscape: What Every Parent Should Know
- Dr Weisberg was featured on a highly regarded podcast, the ADHD Women’s Wellbeing Podcast in March 2025.
- Dr Weisberg and Kate Moryoussef explored how educators and parents can support neurodivergent children and young people.
- Topics included recognising ADHD in the classroom, the emotional impact of undiagnosed autism and ADHD and signs across developmental stages, as well as when to consider an assessment.
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Screen Time Struggles
- In this exclusive session for parents, carers and educators, in the UK and the UAE, Dr Weisberg shared his clinical insights into the effects of screen time on children, how to balance technology use, ways to safeguard behaviour online, and how to harness technology positively.
- These sessions took place in February 2025
Anxiety and Emotional Dysregulation
- Dr Daniel Weisberg took part in an Instagram Live conversation with Lucinda Miller, Clinical Lead at NatureDoc.
- On 24 February 2025, the conversation covered how to support anxious children and understanding emotion dysregulation.
- Dr Weisberg offered strategies for parents to support emotional wellbeing in young people.
- The entire conversation is on Lucinda’s Instagram @naturedockids: Here.
In Conversation with CAYP...
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In the first of our 2025 series, Dr Rebecca Allgood-May (clinical psychologist), talked with Ruby Cole, (Relationships and Partnerships Manager) about behaviours that challenge.
- Rebecca shared her insights on what these behaviours look like, why they may exist, and how parents can support their children.
- Watch the full conversation here, or check out our social media channels for the snippets…
Helping Your Child Navigate Social Media, Gaming and Technology Safely
- In January 2025, Jasmine Navarro, family and wellbeing expert and founder of Nava (https://www.withnava.com), invited Dr Daniel Weisberg on to a live stream.
- The topics were around supporting parents and families in navigating social media, gaming and technology.
- Dr Weisberg took questions from listeners, and had a conversation with Jasmine, about the most effective ways of supporting children in the real world, and setting up healthy boundaries and rewards.
- The live stream was featured on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
- Watch the full LinkedIn Live: Here
We're on the BBC again! We're Talking About Rewards for BBC's Tiny Happy People
- Barbara Di Benedetto, one of CAYP Psychologist’s highly experienced clinical psychologists, spoke to the BBC to consider how to reward your child.
- Barbara provided “top-tips” about rewarding, and how to choose the right rewards for the right reasons.
- She explained that when rewards are used effectively, they can help your child find the motivation to progress, learn and grow.
- The article is available here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/articles/zmb4tcw
Let's Play Uno!
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In a recent article in The Telegraph, Dr Daniel Weisberg highlighted how games like UNO can bring families closer together, by engaging in an activity that is inclusive and fun.
- Dr Weisberg was interviewed by Ben East
- The emotional benefits of stepping away from screens and spending time with family are clear: Better communication, stronger bonds, and healthier emotional development.
- The article was published the The Telegraph on 25 August 20204, and can be accessed here (via LinkedIn)
A Rise in Violence in Schools
- At the end of February 2024, the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) released a report stating that a third of the 800 teachers surveyed in Aberdeen said they had been physically assaulted.
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was invited to talk with Martin Geissler on BBC Scotland’s primetime radio programme, Drivetime
- The brief conversation highlighted that children who are violent in school do not turn up one day and become violent. It is a gradual deterioration of behaviour and emotional control, and more early years support is essential.
BBC's Tiny Happy People!
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Dr Daniel Weisberg contributed to the BBC’s flagship source of information for new families and small children: Tiny Happy People
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The article, based on an interview with the BBC, provides strategies and advice for parents finding it difficult to navigate the demands of “fussy dressers”
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The full article is available here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/articles/znkvdnb
Are Parents Clued Up About the Drugs Scene? on The Voice of Islam UK with Imran Akram
- Dr Daniel Weisberg spoke with Imran on The Voice of Islam’s prime-time show, Drive Time.
- The conversation was about how parents can navigate the challenging arena of their children’s drug use.
- Topics included monitoring children’s activities online, creating open and trustworthy home environments, and early intervention.
- The live show was on 29 January 2024.
A conversation on The Voice of Islam UK about Children's Drug Use and Parenting
Why are Young People "Chroming?"
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Dr Daniel Weisberg provided an opinion to Global Radio news about why young people are engaging in dangerous viral trends online.
- “Chroming” involves inhaling toxic substances to create a temporary high. It is exceptionally dangerous and young people have died by trying to recreate viral videos.
- Dr Weisberg’s opinion was shared on news bulletins across the Global network on 8 March 2024
The MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS!
- In November 2023, we were featured in the MEN!
- CAYP Psychology was described on their digital and print platforms.
- Our offer to children and families was detailed, as was our award successes! We were very proud to have been featured, and we hope you saw the articles.
- You can see the full article here: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/special-features/discover-award-winning-psychological-healthcare-27962901
Children's Psychological Wellbeing: A podcast with Role Models
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Dr Daniel Weisberg was interviewed by Brigid Shine, at Role Models (www.rolemodels.me)
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Role Models is an outstanding organisation, providing exceptional help for children and young people to develop their confidence, resilience, emotional regulation, and social skills.
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Dr Daniel Weisberg talked about the provision of children’s mental health services across the UK, the importance of early intervention and prevention, and ignoring the parenting books!
- The full podcast is available here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/59nlXayjPiKZIsrPXeehAC?si=cfac788d5951460e&nd=1
Do Children Respect their Parents? on The Voice of Islam UK with Imran Akram
- Dr Daniel Weisberg spoke with Imran on The Voice of Islam’s prime-time show, Drive Time.
- The conversation was about how respect for parents, by their children, has changed. Topics also included the role of parents, and how to be effective role models.
- The live show was on 1 June 2023.
A conversation on The Voice of Islam UK about Children's Respect for their Parents
Exams and Wellbeing
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was interviewed for Greatest Hits Radio (York and North Yorkshire) to provide his opinion on young people’s emotional and psychological wellbeing during exam periods.
- At the time of the interview, children were completing SATs, GCSE and A-Level examinations.
- Dr Weisberg provided some suggestions for parents, to help support their children, as well as helping young people to look after themselves during a potentially stressful time
- Dr Weisberg’s interview was broadcast on Friday 26th May 2023.
Holidays with the Kids
- Dr Daniel Weisberg wrote an advice piece for the growing blog, The Travel Psychologist (www.travelpsychologist.co.uk) who provide credible information about travel, psychology and the psychological benefits of travelling
- Dr Weisberg’s article highlighted the challenges of travelling with children, but also the overwhelming benefits
- He also provided some practical tips on how to reduce children’s anxieties, behavioural challenges and emotional distress, and foster self-belief, confidence and resilience.
- The article is available here: https://bit.ly/CAYPTravelWithKids
Supporting Children Through Grief
- When the Queen died in September 2022, there was a lot of disruption, particularly for children.
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was asked to comment on the psychological impact of the Queen’s death, and how to support children through grief.
- He wrote an article for three regional newspapers: The Jewish Telegraph in Manchester, in Glasgow, and in Liverpool.
Westminster Education Forum
- Dr Daniel Weisberg presented to the forum chaired by Baroness Newlove and with a keynote by Dame Andrea Leadsom, MP.
- The discussions aimed to consider child development in the first 1,001 days of life
- The title of Dr Weisberg’s presentation was pre-set by the forum, which took place online, in June 2022
Self-Soothe Kits on ITV News
- Dr Rachel Chin was interviewed for her expert opinion about self-soothe kits – kits that can buy people time when they are feeling overwhelmed or struggling to cope with a situation.
- She discussed how self-soothe kits can contain items that can help soothe someone who feels distressed.
- The news article and TV interview aired in April 2022
- https://www.itv.com/news/granada/2022-04-27/hope-in-a-box-the-self-soothe-kits-helping-people-with-their-mental-health
Smacking on LBC with Iain Dale
- Dr Daniel Weisberg spoke with Iain Dale on LBC
- The conversation about smacking followed the news about England’s childrens commissioner reporting that smacking should be banned.
- The live show was on 21 April 2022.
A conversation on LBC about Smacking
The Sod's Law Pod Podcast
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was interviewed by Daniel Rosenberg, Creator and Host of the Sod’s Law podcast.
- Dr Weisberg was interviewed on his career, from school and university to his PhD and clinical psychology doctoral training.
- The podcast is available to listen to here: https://pod.co/sodspod/not-all-heroes-wear-cayps-w-daniel-weisberg
- The podcast was published in November 2021, with a brief clip shown here.
"Am I Raising A Little Jerk?" on Motherly
- Dr Daniel Weisberg was interviewed for his expert opinion on what may be going on during the “terrible twos” and with “threenagers”.
- The article can be found here: https://www.mother.ly/life/am-i-raising-a-jerk
- The article was published in Decemeber 2020
Family Checklist - The Guardian
- We were invited to write a column to supplement the Family Checklist in The Guardian
- Dr Daniel Weisberg provided a column entitled “To improve your child’s wellbeing, improve their sleep quality”
Paranormal Activity with Yvette Fielding
- Dr Daniel Weisberg shared his opinion on children’s understanding of the paranormal world. Yvette was interested to hear if children have more paranormal experiences than adults, and wanted to discuss whether this could be related to children and imaginary friends, or whether they actually have a stronger connection to the spirit world than adults.
- The podcast can be obtained here: https://pod.fo/e/efdab
- Published in October 2021
Regular contributor to JLife Magazine
- Dr Daniel Weisberg has written articles on many aspects of parenting and children’s emotional and psychological wellbeing
- His articles have been published in every edition between February 2021 and February 2023, and have covered topics such as sharing, smacking, Squid Game, technology and online safety, rewards and praise, social media, sleep and healthy living habits, and the psychological benefits of playing with your children.
