The Child Champion for @Place2Be’s Wellbeing in Schools Awards 2019 is… Jeval from Featherstone Primary!
Well done to our highly-commended finalists, Becki from @MedlockValley and Emilie from @OakingtonManor#Place2BeAwards
CHRISTMAS BOOK GIVEAWAY
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I've got 1 more copy to give away this year if you fancy giving stigma a kicking & having a giggle.
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In 2 weeks, we’ll be announcing the theme for Children’s Mental Health Week 2019 and releasing our FREE resources for primary and secondary schools.
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This is where I got the idea for the plant analogy i often use in regards to child development and impact of ACEs. No blame! Provide “Environment & Relationships.” #ACEAwareNation
Anthropological take on ritual with Grayson Perry 'Rites of Passage'. Makes me think about the importance of ritual in our lives and the relationship between art and ritual.
https://t.co/nRATmlolag
Very impressed with the discussion tonight. #what'snextforstoke-on-trent. #GuardianLive@guardianlive Glad to see Social Care being involved in Education but more needs doing for Mental Health in Schools. Our City needs resilience to grow.
While the ACE study is helpful for building awareness, the picture is incomplete without Adverse Community Environments. Two sides of the same coin. We must look at both and the ways in which we might heal individuals and communities. #ACEscience#traumainformed
Never underestimate the power of honest self-disclosure in any helping role. If you have overcome great difficulty in your life, it may be the very thing that can save a life. #LivedExperience it’s yours, own it, be proud, it’s never to be hidden out of fear nor shame. ✊🏽