Thrive is a specific way of working with all children that helps to develop their social and emotional wellbeing, enabling them to engage with life & learning.
Creativity & the arts are at the heart of Thrive Approach, as they help children & young people explore their emotions without words.
The Conversation offers tips on how to help young people express their feelings about the pandemic through art: https://t.co/coZupGBYcG
An effective way of managing emotions is by noticing what we feel, acknowledging it rather than ignoring, & giving words to it. Dr Dan Siegel says "name it to tame it".
This blog from Barnardo's offers five tips on talking to children about feelings: https://t.co/nPWOe9vhLg
New Thrive Licenced Practitioner course dates are now live and open for bookings with our next Practitioner course starting on 28 July 2021 via our virtual training rooms. Click to find out more https://t.co/dN5HlOWtZM
Today is the start of Meaningful May!
This month's Action for Happiness calendar is all about reflecting on the things that give us meaning and purpose in our lives. Today's challenge is to make a list of what matters most to you and why - what will you write?
Have you downloaded your Thrive Easter activity pack yet? 🌼🐑🐣🐰
The pack includes templates to create your own decorations and Easter wreath, printable postcards, a sensory treasure hunt. Download your copy here: https://t.co/xZQHx74jjT
Have you downloaded our new connection kits?
These free resources are tailored for children and young people up to 7, 11 and 16 years old and include age-appropriate activities that encourage connection. Download your copies here: https://t.co/yx3gtPLsub
We are delighted to announce that for 2021, the Thrive programme of CPD includes a live keynote webinar from internationally renowned paediatric psychologist Mona Delahooke. Keep an eye on our website to find out more about her live webinar, running on Friday 9 July 2021.
'Time-in' can help children learn how to manage their feelings and utilise supportive relationships when they're feeling overwhelmed. This great graphic from Babies & Brains shows some of the benefits of responding with connection rather than isolation.
We love this video of Sonia, a Thrive Licensed Practitioner, leading a practical session on garden mindfulness.
Watch the full video here: https://t.co/dbL0JBkBtf
⭐ New resources! ⭐
Wellbeing activity kits for children and young people up to 7, 11 and 16 are now available in the files section of our community group!
Click here to download your copies: https://t.co/v9yWkR1RxC
Have you tried a butterfly hug?
In these times of physical distancing and increased anxiety, butterfly hugs are great for self-soothing and helping us feel calm and safe.
Credit: Epione Training & Consultancy
This video from the NSPCC is a great resource to help explain how a child's brain develops through early experiences.
Watch the video here: https://t.co/bYjQTwPgJ8
Whilst face-covering rules may be in place in your local area, this lovely little story from Child Care Resources is great for children who might be a bit scared seeing more people wearing masks.
Download the resource for free here: https://t.co/3jR0tr5bBi
Start your Thrive journey in 2021 with a FREE Awareness webinar!
The hour-long sessions introduce you to the theory and concepts of Thrive and how it can be used to support the children and young people in your setting.
Find out more here: https://t.co/glfLOmcOlj
We love the idea of The Kindness Elves that leave notes each day suggesting more ways we can help others either at home, school and in the community.
Read more here: https://t.co/IRanYBQmm1
Take a whole-school approach to promoting learning and good mental health for students with our new subscription bundle! contacts us to find out more https://t.co/glfLOmcOlj