How to give yourself permission for self-care
When we are so used to caring for others, how can we give ourselves permission to take care of ourselves too? Here’s a simple idea that works for me, I hope it might help you too.
When we are so used to caring for others, how can we give ourselves permission to take care of ourselves too? Here’s a simple idea that works for me, I hope it might help you too.
Today’s question is “How Does Losing Your Sight Affect How You Feel?” and I’m in conversation with Kate Holden a SENDCo who lost her sight in her 20s.
We explore the different reasons that underlie self-harm and how understanding these reasons can be the first step towards decreasing or stopping self-harming behaviour.
Here’s a simple idea to help you to create a safe space in which your child can open up about what’s on their mind…
Today’s question is “Why do some kids misbehave?” and I’m in conversation with Meic Griffiths who leads the primary and secondary response to behavioural management for the Royal Borough of Greenwich
In this blog post, Kate Holden has shared a range of phrases to help you in the trickiest of moments.
A very simple idea that I hope will help you… in short, we’re only ever as happy as the least happy child in our care, so how can we make our children happier…?
Today’s question is “How could we better support young people leaving care?”and I’m in conversation with Ceira Walsh a recent care leaver in Jersey.
Bond building with babies and infants takes time effort and energy, but the rewards are so worthwhile. Pooky shares some simple ideas for making it work.
A mini ramble from Pooky about how we can find out state of flow and why I think this is a good thing for both adults and children