Managing Guilt When Your Child Has Allergies
A 7 Step Guide
For parents of children with allergies who want access to tried and tested approaches to EASE THE BURDEN OF GUILT without the price tag of 1:1 therapy.
Inside this accessible, easy to read guide you will feel less alone with your guilt and will learn strategies to lift the heavy weight that guilt puts on us.
BUY NOW FOR JUST £9.99!When I first started working as a clinical psychologist in allergy, I was surprised by how much guilt was popping up for allergy parents.
Whilst evidence shows us there are large correlations between feelings of guilt and having a child with allergies, research into effective ways to support this is lacking.
I have worked with hundreds of families, using existing therapy for guilt and refining this to make it relevant to the specific guilt that allergy families feel.
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Are you ready to say goodbye to guilt?
I really believe that nothing like this e-book exists - it's the best combination of tried and tested approaches with real allergy parents like yourself that I hope will start you on a journey of lightening the heavy burden that guilt can have.
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THIS IS FOR YOU IF:
✓ You’ve been feeling a heavy weight of guilt about your child’s allergies.
✓ You prioritise others wellbeing above your own.
✓ You feel alone, with a sense of hopeless or overwhelm about your child’s future.
✓ You can sometimes feel like you are to blame and you are constantly trying to compensate for this.
✓ You want some practical strategies to help you manage your feelings of guilt.
THIS IS ME!Lovingly designed with the sole purpose of supporting allergy parents, using evidence-based psychological approaches
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Hi I'm Francesca!
A chartered clinical psychologist, with over 14 years experience working in the NHS at some of the U.K’s leading children’s hospitals.
I am hugely passionate about supporting children and families with allergies, having previously led the psychology team at the Children’s Allergy Service at the Evelina Hospital, which is one of the largest allergy services in Europe.
I am one of only a handful of clinical psychologists specialising in allergy in the U.K. and I am dedicated to raising awareness of the psychological impact of living with allergies and shine a spotlight on the subsequent need for more support, which let’s be honest, is currently no where near enough.
It’s my mission to not only support as many families living with allergies as possible, but also keep fighting for improved access to specialist psychological support for those with allergies. I’m also proud to be a specialist advisor for the Sadie Bristow foundation, which is a charity dedicated to increasing knowledge and education of allergies.
Having worked across many areas of paediatrics, child development and children’s mental health services I bring a unique blend of knowledge and experience in supporting all aspects of psychological well-being in children and families, but with a specific focus on the challenges that living with allergies brings.
Traditional therapy may come from the perspective of challenging your fears and showing you that you are not in danger, whereas my approach is adapted to actually take into account you are living with the reality of allergies and is therefore much more individual focused and working towards tolerating a Safe Enough position, which allows you to be alert to possible risks but not defined by them.
Over on Instagram I give regular insights of my work and small tips which I hope will help you on your journey of living happily and confidently with allergies.
