How do you handle miscommunication with a child? We are talking with Jane Griffiths from CAPA First Response and she and her team work alongside families. They ask the "why" question. What is the cause of the child's behaviour and how can they work with you to repair the relationship? www.capafirstresponse.org Please support our podcast […]
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We welcome Rachel Tegg from Child Bereavement UK. 16/11 is Child Bereavement Day and how you can help and support bereaved children. The website is here: https://www.childbereavementuk.org/ Work with us here: ABRH.solutions You can ask Ali and Rich questions via our email: alirich@rethinking-trauma-and-transition.com Join our LinkedIn and Facebook pages: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rethinking-trauma-and-transition/?viewAsMember=true https://www.facebook.com/RethinkingTrauma/ Please support our podcast
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There is some strong language used. We are talking about stereotypes and how both genders are perceived. Who is better at communicating or do people have different ways they communicate? Please support our podcast and our CIC. Bedding and Beyond https://bioptimizers.uk/DlQRA https://thepinkpig.co.uk/QZuuV Airport Parking Replacement vehicle batteries Work with us here: ABRH.solutions You can ask
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In the third part of the ACEs series, we are exploring the emotional impact of ACEs and the choices we make. We are looking at terminology and how useful words are from a disorder to an injury and how difficult it is to find a better “normal”. If you’d like to talk to someone confidentially:
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We are delighted to have on as our guest Piers Cross. Piers is a world-leading expert in Boarding School Syndrome and how it not only affects the individual growing up in the system. It also potentially affects a nation if the leader has been in privately educated in a boarding school. Piers offers group and
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How useful is it to compare yourself to others? There is a dichotomy with comparisons sometimes it is healthy to compare yourself to others, if that is in say a sports or work field and seeing how you are doing alongside your peers. When it comes to healing from emotional trauma or a physical injury
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