PRU utilising Attachment and Trauma Informed Practice (ATIP) and weekly reflective group supervision. Nominated for TES AP of the year!
Gosport & Havant, Hampshire
Joined May 2018
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Visit our Attachment and Trauma Informed Practice (ATIP) site for further information and more details on all the frameworks and research we utilise at The Key:
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Thanks Leanne Forde-Nassey @jon_severs for a brilliant visit @TheKeyTrauma today. An excellent trauma informed school with intensive support & great teaching for those temp unable to attend school. There's inspiration & learning for all who want to improve the ed system here.
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Complex relational trauma can occur in close relationships—especially where there is an imbalance of power. Here's how—and what we can do to begin healing. bit.ly/3p3DXdy
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'Trauma informed & expectations'
I work a lot in this area. But I'm concerned about the messaging.
Something I've been seeing for a while now is that being 'Trauma informed' can very often be misinterpreted. Common misinterpretations include...
Excellent thread on the importance of a relational approach to working with pupils
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From the RSA video shorts collection, Dr Brené Brown reminds us that we can only create a genuine empathic connection if we are brave enough to really get in touch with our own fragilities...ow.ly/AB2650GAk4z
Our Head hard at work sharing our trauma informed practices!
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Sharing these as promised from yesterday's #IncludED21 @TheDifferenceEd session on psychodynamic thinking in the classroom - so many big discussions, so little time... If we didn't get to talk and you would like to, I'd love to continue the conversation: [email protected]
Excellent talk and discussion on psychodynamic principles and how we can introduce them into practice in the classroom #IncludED21
Staff professional development at IncluDED today - looking forward to amazing insights and knowledge we can take back to most effectively support our pupils @TheKeyTrauma #IncludED21
It is so important to reflect on the language we use with the pupils and with colleagues - it has the power to shape our thoughts & behaviour
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I'm Chris, former teaching assistant and current Educational Psychologist in Belfast. Enjoying a little bit of time off during the half-term break. Hope everyone can find a time for #SelfCare as another weekend approaches! #SENDTwitter
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When it comes to apologizing, intentionality and accountability matters.
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ALT How to Apologize: 1. Say what you are sorry for. "I am sorry for..." 2. Say why it was wrong. "It was wrong because..." 3. Accept full responsibility. "I accept full responsibility for what I did/said." 4. Ask how to make amends. "How can I make this better?" 5. Commit to not doing it again. "Moving forward, I promise to..." 6. Ask for forgiveness. "Will you accept my apology?" 7. Thank them. "Thank you for bringing this to my attention." These are not apologies: I'm sorry you feel that way. I'm sorry but... I'm sorry you misinterpreted what I said. What about that time you... You misunderstood what I meant. It was your fault that I...
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...focus on clarifying what is being observed, felt, & needed rather than on diagnosing & judging...” - Marshall B Rosenberg
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#ChallengingBehaviour #CPV #DevelopmentalTrauma #Adoption #FosterCare #KinshipCare #SEND #ACEs #NVR #RelationalRepair
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Words are more powerful than we sometimes realize. 💬
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ALT Words make worlds — Debbie Mah. What we say to and about a child changes how we think about them and how they think about themselves. Choose your words carefully. Speak kindly. — Kristin Wiens.
Excellent account of the power of a fresh start and relational approach
“I was asked to be a prefect. I actually cried.” Learning from a transformative managed move. marymered.com/2021/10/23/i-w…
Really enjoyed continuing developing our relationship with @HaylingCollege discussing reflective practice and the considering the language we use with pupils and colleagues
Where do you sit with your behaviour model?
Fantastic learning about culture and language today @HaylingCollege
#happy #healthy #highperforming #teacher5aday
We need to get you down soon @SueRoffey
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New blog on the Window of Tolerance. A nice model for thinking about our wellbeing during stressful times. Ideas for how to keep sailing, turn away from the storm clouds and avoid running aground.
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#WellbeingWednesday #SelfCare #MentalHealthMatters
Fantastic effort and congratulations to @CStantonTeach!
Congratulations to Carl @TheKeyTrauma who has worked tirelessly to develop trusted relationships with his tutor group through regular communication and ensuring staff are aware of any important information affecting them. #HantsEducationAwards
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Intriguing article with corker comments by Van Der Kolk eg "No one should have to keep hurling themselves at the same brick wall of therapy and antidepressants if they are not working" + "The brain buries feelings only if they can’t be spoken about". theguardian.com/society/2021…