Press & Media

Alicia Drummond, founder of Teen Tips and The Wellbeing Hub, was delighted to contribute to this article in School House magazine, which looks at how we as parents can help children to thrive.

Alicia Drummond, founder of Teen Tips and The Wellbeing Hub, was delighted to contribute to this article in The Telegraph on young people and pornography. Alicia shares her practical tips and advice on how to broach the subject with children and young people.

We’re delighted to announce that Alicia Drummond, founder of Teen Tips and The Wellbeing Hub, contributed to an article in the Guardian on how to have an amicable relationship with your neighbours through building work. Alicia discusses how to avoid problems and remain as open and collaborative as possible. 

We’re delighted to announce that Alicia Drummond, founder of Teen Tips and The Wellbeing Hub, was interviewed on BBC Radio Suffolk on the effect of Coronavirus on the mental health and wellbeing of young people. Alicia discusses how to recognise the signs and symptoms of mental ill-health in young people and what we can do to help them.

Alicia was delighted to contribute to this article in Time and Leisure Magazine exploring Pastoral Care in Schools. Alicia gives tips and advice on what to look out for when selecting a school for your child.

We’re delighted to announce that Alicia was interviewed by Kate Borsay on Times Radio on Friday. They discussed the impact that lockdown has had on the social and mental health of children and young people. Alicia also shares her thoughts on what support is needed to reacclimatise them with school.

We were delighted to contribute to The Guardian Schools Guide: “Where to begin when choosing a school?” by Donna Ferguson

We were delighted to contribute to this Guardian article written by the fabulous Donna Ferguson – ‘They are scared to try new things’: how is home school impacting young children?

We’re delighted to have contributed to this article in Independent School Management Plus on education and the need to take mental health seriously. This is not a ‘lost generation’ but our approach to mental health must change.

We polled our parents to find out how they are feeling in Lockdown 3, and the impact on their children’s mental health. We were glad that these important findings hit the headlines both on The Guardian online and in The Observer paper.

We were delighted to contribute to Hanna Tavner and Pascale Hughes’ article in iWeekend on 23rd October 2020, on surviving the second lockdown: Experts share their ideas on improving life – from being active to sleeping better.

We’re so pleased to have collaborated in Lorraine Candy’s article in The Sunday Times Magazine on 24th May 2020, on ‘Family: teenagers who break lockdown rules need support not condemnation’.

Alicia was delighted to collaborate with Anne Longfield, Children’s Commissioner for England, and the Daily Telegraph in this short film about the long term impact of Covid-19 on children.

Alicia was so pleased to have contributed to this article in The Observer on conflict in families as a result of lockdown.

In case you missed it, here’s Alicia’s recent interview on BBC Radio 5 Live, about children and teenagers’ mental health and wellbeing, plus parenting during lockdown.

Alicia was pleased to have contributed to this article in the Guardian on how to defuse festive conflicts within the family.

Alicia was delighted to contribute to this article in the Guardian on parenting during family isolation.

Alicia loved contributing to this article in News Vision on how to keep your child engaged during the lockdown.

TV interview with Alicia on how to support young people through school closures.

Alicia was delighted to join a team of experts and contribute to this article in the Mirror on how to look after your children’s health during lockdown.

As part of ant-bullying week, Alicia was asked into BBC Radio Sussex’ headquarters for an interview on how to tackle bullying with teens and young people.

RSAcademics and The Wellbeing Hub, from Teen Tips, are delighted to announce a partnership, which means UK and International schools can access a unique combination of knowledge, support and guidance on wellbeing.

An independent school in Hertford has joined forces with Teen Tips, the providers of an online wellbeing hub to help support the wellbeing of pupils, parents and members of staff.

The Ladies’ College Guernsey Senior School has launched a new Wellbeing Hub to help support pupils, teachers and patents. Designed by health and wellbeing experts ‘Teen Tips’, the interactive platform sets out to meet the social, emotional and educational needs of young people, as well as providing preventative mental health resources for the entire college community.

Shocking new figures from GambleAware suggest that as many as one million women in the UK may be experiencing gambling-related harm. Teen Tips is tackling the issue head-on alongside EPIC Risk Management and WHYSUP to deliver a gambling and wellbeing education programme to young people in schools and colleges across the UK.

Cheltenham Ladies’ College, in collaboration with mental health experts Teen Tips, is giving thousands of local pupils, parents and school staff access to mental health and wellbeing resources with the launch of The Wellbeing Hub.

We’re delighted to announce our new partnership with EPIC Risk Management & WHYSUP. We join forces to tackle gamble-related harm with pioneering programme in schools.

Teen Tips survey reveals need for mental health support in schools.

Changing the Culture of Gender-Based Violence: Live staff training webinar for schools

Unique Wellbeing Hub empowers teachers and parents to tackle the mental health of young people.

Wellbeing Hub launched for schools and parents as we head into winter lockdown.

Teen Tips warns that months in lockdown has left many anxious about re-integrating as millions head back to school.

New stats reveal impact of the lockdown on teens mental health as new expert parenting hub launched.

Teen Tips releases live webinars to help stressed parents during isolation.