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The Parent Book.
A half-termly working library, written with a school community for the parents inside it. Films, articles, books and podcasts — curated and re-curated by therapists who do the work.
A working library, not a parenting blog.
The Parent Book is the sister publication of Kensington Square Therapy. Where KST is the clinical practice, The Parent Book is its written-down voice — six volumes a year, partnered with a school, shaped around the pastoral calendar that school community actually lives by.
Each volume runs for a half-term. Each volume's accent colour shifts with the season. Content is curated by therapists who work with children every day, then re-curated as themes evolve through the year. Schools commission it. Parents inside the community read it. It is intentionally not a public catalogue.
Schools and parents come through different doors.
Bring The Parent Book to your community
How partnership works, what a half-term volume looks like in practice, and what your parent body actually experiences when it lands.
Learn how partnership works → For parentsIntroduce your school
If The Parent Book sounds like something your school community would value, this is the introduction route — we'll handle the rest of the conversation directly with the school.
Introduce your school →Visit theparentbook.com
The full Parent Book site lives at its own address. Visit when you're ready to see how the volumes work in your school community.
Open theparentbook.com