For many people across the country, September marks the start of a new adventure: starting school, moving up to secondary school, moving into a new school year, or leaving home to go to University.
It’s a time of great anticipation and excitement but also a time of significant change that can cause feelings of uncertainty and anxiety if not managed well.
These days, there is a lot of advice and guidance available to children and young adults making these big transitions. It’s now quite common for schools to arrange multiple induction days, to assign buddies and mentors, to organise social and team events, and to provide bespoke pastoral care for new students.
Yet, for people starting new jobs, at whatever age or status in life, there is rather more of a sink or swim attitude.
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