We used stories to help them reflect on the past day. At night, before bed, I asked them who was the hero or the villain in their story that day. And… - Milan Murray

I was ready for this role. What I know about stories, scripts and acting, and my interest in the emotional development of people, equipped me with important skills. I was able to engage with the participants, encourage them and thus retell their stories

My children are very different from each other, and I have to be attuned to each one's own needs. I have to know where exactly they need support. Where they need a little 'push' in order to grow

To me, it means being grounded in your own situation. That you know who your child is, and who you are, and how that affects your family dynamics