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Building on current trauma informed training and practice already being delivered across the county SPACE provides an accessible, flexible toolkit of high-quality resources for professionals, enabling them to work with groups of parents and carers.
SPACE is a
relationship-based delivery model which actively advocates and promotes working
in partnership alongside parents. It helps support them in recognising the
impact of adult behaviours on children, and how they can develop protective
behaviours and resilience in both themselves and their children.
A universal programme
intended for all parents, SPACE supports in the building of knowledge and
learning that promotes a good understanding of both children’s and adult’s
emotional health, wellbeing and behaviour and how life experiences can
influence this
Once trained, facilitators will be able to deliver a 5-week education programme to groups of parents/carers offering practical activities and insights into the neuroscience behind trauma, attachment theories, toxic stress responses and why protective factors are important.
Addressing topics such as: Biological Stress responses, Impact of ACEs and trauma, Attachment theories and nurturing parents, Understanding behaviour and resilience, Protective behaviours, Child development milestones, Managing difficult emotions, Importance of self-care and nurturing children and Healthy relationships.
*Note – SPACE has been designed to enable facilitators to deliver to groups of parents/carers. The activities and sessions included within the programme would make this toolkit unsuitable for use in 1:1 work.
Upcoming training dates: 16–17 March, 20–21 April, 4–5 May, 18–19 May, 15–16 June and 20–21 July
For additional dates and to book your FREE place on SPACE facilitators Training go to: SPACE - Headstart Cornwall - Rock Pool Life C.I.C
This free training covers how to use the tool and assess young people's online behaviour; what to do when you have identified a behaviour and online activities and the law.
The Wellbeing Hub is excited to announce that we are working in
partnership with Dr Pooky Knightsmith and Creative
Education. This will enable us to offer school staff /
governors in Cornwall FREE and FULL access to the ENTIRE
library of Creative Education’s on-demand training; live
learning and resources for up to 1000 Hub members between now and
December 31st 2022.
At the heart of the offer is the fantastic wellbeing training / events and support created by Pooky. Many of you will know her work already.
As well as access to the Creative Education website. Pooky will be offering:
six live webinars (bespoke for Cornwall which Hub members will be able to help shape)
Save the dates: 4th March 2021, 29th April 2021, 17th June 2021, 23rd September 2021, 25th November 2021 and 3rd February 2021, all 4pm - 5:30pm.
Support for the development of a Mental Health Leads in schools Network and Cornwall’s support for a Whole School Approach to Wellbeing
Great! How do I get involved?
All you need to do is complete the form on the link below:
You will then have access to all of the on demand courses available on the site, plus the longer pathways.
If you are having difficulties accessing the Creative Education site you can get in touch with their helpdesk at happytohelp@
Notes
The offer is available to school staff and governors in Cornwall. If you change roles / setting please update your details. If you leave again please let us know. We can reuse places.Please don't share this link with others outside Cornwall.
If you'd like to share with colleagues in school please send them this link so they can join the Hub first: www.headstartkernow.org.uk/headstart-hub/creative-education/
Protective Behaviours - Foundation Course
The Protective Behaviours Foundation Course is a 2-day course (currently split over 4 x 3 online hour sessions) for anyone who lives and/or works with children, young people, or adults.
The Foundation course introduces the 5 elements of the PB process and provides opportunities to experience the 7 strategies in action...
Protective Behaviours
Protective Behaviours is a practical down to earth approach to personal safety. It is a process that encourages self-empowerment and brings with it the skills to raise self-esteem and to help avoid being victimised. This is achieved by helping individuals to recognise and trust their intuitive feelings (Early Warning Signs) and to develop strategies for self-protection. The Protective Behaviours process encourages an adventurous approach to life that satisfies the need for fun and excitement without violence and fear.
More information about the themed sessions
Dates BOOK HERE.
Please let us know what further support / sessions would be helpful.
Webinar
1, Part 1&2
Part 1 -
Meeting the needs of young people in schools who feel isolated, worthless,
anxious or depressed (age 13-25)
Part 2 -
Meeting the needs of young people in schools who feel angry, unmotivated,
alienated from schoolwork (age 13-25)
https://www.traumainformedschools.co.uk/webinars-schools/meeting-the-emotional-needs-of-young-people
Access code
- 5B3C42B7JI
Webinar 2
Attachment
Play For Children in Primary Schools
https://www.traumainformedschools.co.uk/webinars/attachment-play-for-primary-aged-children-age-5-to-10
Access code
- 63JJ57BAE5
Webinar 3
The
resilience narrative in schools: How does it sit with what we know about trauma
and recovery?https://www.traumainformedschools.co.uk/webinars-schools/resilience
Access code
- 49IJ4I78GE
Whole staff training sessions available on these dates: BOOK HERE
- 25 January, 3.30 – 6.30pm (part 1)
- 26 January, 3.30 – 6.30pm (part 2)
- 1st March, 6pm – 9pm – a dedicated 3 hr TIS overview for all professionals working in the voluntary and community sectors.
Please invite your colleagues to attend the whole staff training as they are available to all professionals working with children and young people.