Trauma Informed Practice: Enabling Children to Feel Safe
In this blog post I explore how we can enable a child to feel safe physically, socially, emotionally and cognitively.
Lyra talks about School Anxiety & Avoidance
Lyra totally blew me away so I thought it would be helpful to repost this video here so more people can see it.
Don’t waste your energy looking backwards
Pooky explores why our energy is better spent looking forwards than backwards
Excellence Mark Joins the Creative Education Family
We’re delighted to formally welcome Excellence Mark into the Creative Education family. The Excellence Mark: Training and Development provides you an opportunity to prove and…
How to Break the Cycle of Self-Harm
This blog post is a very brief summary of Pooky's on demand course 'Supporting young people to break the cycle of self-harm.'
Pooky Ponders: How can schools take a trauma informed approach post pandemic? | Stuart Guest
Head teachers Stuart Guest explores the benefits of a trauma informed approach for schools as we look ahead.
Supporting Teens: Sleep Difficulties
We look at some of the issues teens may be facing with sleep at the moment, when to worry and how to help
Pooky Ponders: What do people see first, your Paralympic gold or your disability? | Rachel Morris
Paralympic gold medal winner and all round good egg, Rachel Morris MBE explores life with disability in conversation with Pooky
COVID and Attachment: What Has Lockdown Meant for Little Ones?
We explore the impact that the last year may have on younger children specifically in relation to their attachments and some practical steps we can ta…
Pooky Ponders: What is autistic masking and why does it matter? | Jodie Smitten
Pooky Knightsmith is in conversation with Jodie Smitten, an expert in autism exploring the question ‘what is autistic masking and why does it matter…