7 PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
Exams & study: personal experiences
Students and families share experiences of exam blanking, study focus and academic pressure. Read the individual accounts and explore personal support with Russell in Dubai.

Different people. Individual accounts.

Rahul · Exams & study
Prepared for the paper, blanking in the exam
Read Rahul’s account Written account“He just got me, he understood, he didn’t judge or even have an opinion at first, he let me speak”
Rahul

Saptarshi · Exams & study
School worries, exam blanking and confidence
Saptarshi’s mother became concerned as exam blanking, peer difficulties and falling confidence affected his school experience and results.
Read Saptarshi’s account Client video & written account
Kshitij · Exams & study
Study focus, confidence and exam pressure
Read Kshitij’s account Written account“he involved us, it’s a holistic approach with a clear goal at the end.”
Ashwin, Kshitij’s father

Deanne · Anxiety & panic
Understanding feelings of disconnection
Read Deanne’s account Client video & written account“When I met Russell for the first time, we clicked instantly. He just ‘understood me’.”
Deanne

Arun · Confidence & speaking
Rebuilding confidence after bullying
Arun’s parents sought support as bullying affected his confidence, social life and schoolwork. His account follows work on self-worth and academic engagement.
Read Arun’s account Written account
A young client · Exams & study
Looking towards a brighter future
An unnamed young client shares an account of concentration, impulsive behaviour and developing personal strategies for everyday life and studies.
Read A young client’s account Written account
Sahil and Shan · Children & family
A family finds a different balance with gaming
Their mother describes how extensive gaming affected the twins’ schoolwork and family connections, and their experience of seeking support together.
Read Sahil and Shan’s account Written accountThese accounts describe individual experiences. Your circumstances and experience may be different.
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