Hi, I’m Steve, and I’m so glad you’ve found your way to Little Big Minds.
First off, welcome. Seriously. Just by being here, you’ve taken an important step, and I want you to know this is a space where you’ll find understanding and support.
Little Big Minds was created with a simple belief: even a little compassion, a meaningful conversation, or a deeper understanding can have a big impact. Whether you’re dealing with mental health challenges, bullying, or just the weight of life, these struggles can feel ever-present. I get it—this is personal for me, too.
My mission is to offer you resources, empathy, and a supportive hand as we navigate these challenges together. Here, we’ll focus on building resilience, gaining clarity, and discovering strength—both within ourselves and as part of a community.
On this site, you’ll find articles, personal stories, practical tips, and resources that I hope will help. But sometimes, what we need most is simply to talk.
That’s why we offer a safe and friendly chat service—a space where you can share what’s on your mind and know someone is truly listening. Often, just knowing someone is there for you can make things feel a little less overwhelming, a little clearer.
Whether you’re a young person, a parent, a student, or someone supporting others through these challenges, please know you are not alone.
I encourage you to explore the resources here and, when you’re ready, reach out for a conversation. You have the strength within you to turn challenges into growth and connection—and we can take that journey together.
Thank you for being here.
– Steve
Navigating the world of special educational needs can be a challenge, especially when your child needs extra help at school. If you’re a parent or carer in the UK, you might have heard about Education, Health and Care Plans, commonly known as EHCPs. This guide is here to support you, explain what an EHCP is, and give clear advice on what you, your child, and their school can do every step of the way.
Supporting a Child Who Self-Harms: A Gentle Guide for Parents
Bullying in the UK: Schools, Workplaces & Online—What You Need to Know
Mental Health in UK Schools: How to Ask for Help and Support Young People
Private support and advice via email or text. As often as you want and whenever you feel it's needed.
Family support to ensure that everyone is on the same page and that all family members are aware of the mental health of the individual.
Discover how to access help, advice, and mental health support available in UK schools to promote well-being for students
Workplace support for individuals or employers, helping them to understand and provide a safer and inclusive environment.
Support and advice for individuals or families of someone targeted from bullying or cyberbullying at school or in the workplace.
