It’s a moment many parents quietly recognise. Your child struggles to focus at school, melts down when routines change, or experiences the world more intensely than others. As you support them, a quiet thought begins to surface: this feels familiar . At Montrose Health Group, we see this moment often during the triage process. What begins as a conversation about a child slowly becomes something else... a moment of recognition. Parents start to reflect, sometimes for the first

Family conflict becomes “news” when it involves famous names. Take the ongoing Beckham feud for instance. The emotional mechanics are familiar to many families: distance, loyalty tension, yet the disparity in power, visibility, and what’s at stake—couldn't be more different. The narrative centres on reports of growing distance between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, with tension said to have surfaced around major family milestones and shifting lo

Clinical Advice from Assistant Psychologist Grace Waudby A new year brings a fresh start. It's the perfect time to build new goals, new habits, and for many people, a new commitment to understanding themselves better. One of the most powerful steps you can take in 2025 is finally seeking clarity about symptoms you'vrebeen questioning for years. If you’ve ever wondered whether ADHD or Autism might explain your experiences, this is the perfect moment to get an assessment and st