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SUMMARY:Solihull Approach - 2 Day Foundation Training Opportunity (session 1)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to share information about our roll out an extensive 2 day training programme throughout Tayside for all practitioners working with pregnant women and families with children in their early years in Tayside. \nThe Solihull Approach is a UK project developed in 2001 by a team led by Dr Hazel Douglas MBE\, a Psychotherapist and Psychologist who was the head of Child Psychology in Solihull. She originally developed the model whilst working with a team of Health Visitors\, Child and Adolescent Mental Health services and families. \nThe Solihull Approach aims to increase the emotional health and wellbeing of children and families\, ensuring children have a good emotional start in life whilst supporting parents in a creative and consistent approach. \nThe Solihull Approach helps parents process their own emotions and anxieties allowing them to cope with and focus more clearly on how to assist their children’s emotions\, anxieties and behaviours. \nIt looks at 3 main concepts: \nContainment – The beginning of the process\, the calmness in the face of a storm. Parents are supported to process the situation and listen and take in the whole picture. Containment gives the parents a calm\, safe\, secure environment in order to ensure they are appropriately and emotionally equipped to support their children through difficult periods. It builds on relationship and secure attachment.\nReciprocity – Being in tune with each other\, the building blocks of relationship and positive interaction\, the communication dance. Parents are supported to consider why their child is acting in such a way and are encouraged to see things from the child’s perspective\, so building a secure and stable relationship for each.\nBehaviour Management – supporting children in self-regulation\, self-control and boundaries. Encouraging children’s positive behaviour through positive modelling\, consistency and the importance of predictability \nThe Solihull Approach is now used across the UK and across the world by midwives to firefighters\, schools\, homes\, hospitals and prisons. \nSessions are being held on the following dates\, delegates must attend both days: \n\nFriday June 7th and Friday June 21st from 9am-4pm at the Strathearn Community Campus\, Crieff\nFriday June 14th and Friday June 28th from 9am-4pm at Kings Cross Hospital\, Dundee\nFriday August 16th and Friday August 30th from 9am-4pm at Stracathro Hospital\, Brechin\n\nThe training course is free to attend but spaces are limited and booking is essential. \nFor more information or to book your place\, please contact the Solihull Approach team on 01738 477943 or email ERose@pkc.gov.uk
URL:https://www.taycollab.org.uk/event/solihull-approach-2-day-foundation-training-opportunity/
LOCATION:Stratheran Community Campus\, Pittenzie Road\, Crieff\, Perthshire\, PH7 3JN
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SUMMARY:Save the Date - June 12th 2019
DESCRIPTION:An event for School Leaders will be taking place on Wednesday\, June 12th with the Deputy First Minister. \nMore details to follow.
URL:https://www.taycollab.org.uk/event/save-the-date-june-12th-2019/
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SUMMARY:Solihull Approach - 2 Day Foundation Training Opportunity (session 1)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to share information about our roll out an extensive 2 day training programme throughout Tayside for all practitioners working with pregnant women and families with children in their early years in Tayside. \nThe Solihull Approach is a UK project developed in 2001 by a team led by Dr Hazel Douglas MBE\, a Psychotherapist and Psychologist who was the head of Child Psychology in Solihull. She originally developed the model whilst working with a team of Health Visitors\, Child and Adolescent Mental Health services and families. \nThe Solihull Approach aims to increase the emotional health and wellbeing of children and families\, ensuring children have a good emotional start in life whilst supporting parents in a creative and consistent approach. \nThe Solihull Approach helps parents process their own emotions and anxieties allowing them to cope with and focus more clearly on how to assist their children’s emotions\, anxieties and behaviours. \nIt looks at 3 main concepts: \nContainment – The beginning of the process\, the calmness in the face of a storm. Parents are supported to process the situation and listen and take in the whole picture. Containment gives the parents a calm\, safe\, secure environment in order to ensure they are appropriately and emotionally equipped to support their children through difficult periods. It builds on relationship and secure attachment. \nReciprocity – Being in tune with each other\, the building blocks of relationship and positive interaction\, the communication dance. Parents are supported to consider why their child is acting in such a way and are encouraged to see things from the child’s perspective\, so building a secure and stable relationship for each. \nBehaviour Management – supporting children in self-regulation\, self-control and boundaries. Encouraging children’s positive behaviour through positive modelling\, consistency and the importance of predictability. \nThe Solihull Approach is now used across the UK and across the world by midwives to firefighters\, schools\, homes\, hospitals and prisons. \nSessions are being held on the following dates\, delegates must attend both days: \n\nFriday June 7th and Friday June 21st from 9am-4pm at the Strathearn Community Campus\, Crieff\nFriday June 14th and Friday June 28th from 9am-4pm at Kings Cross Hospital\, Dundee\nFriday August 16th and Friday August 30th from 9am-4pm at Stracathro Hospital\, Brechin\n\nThe training course is free to attend but spaces are limited and booking is essential.For more information or to book your place\, please contact the Solihull Approach team on 01738 477943 or email ERose@pkc.gov.uk
URL:https://www.taycollab.org.uk/event/solihull-approach-2-day-foundation-training-opportunity-session-1/
LOCATION:Kings Cross Hospital\, Clepington Road\, Dundee\, DD3 8EA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Elaine Rose":MAILTO:ERose@pkc.gov.uk
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190620T163000
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SUMMARY:Welfare Rights Awareness
DESCRIPTION:This free\, hour-long session introduces some of the welfare and benefits available and will help you to signpost people to support. No need to book – just come along on the day.
URL:https://www.taycollab.org.uk/event/welfare-rights-awareness/
LOCATION:Drumhar Health Centre\, North Methven Street\, Perth\, Perthshire\, PH1 5PD\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Solihull Approach - 2 Day Foundation Training Opportunity (session 2)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to share information about our roll out an extensive 2 day training programme throughout Tayside for all practitioners working with pregnant women and families with children in their early years in Tayside. \nThe Solihull Approach is a UK project developed in 2001 by a team led by Dr Hazel Douglas MBE\, a Psychotherapist and Psychologist who was the head of Child Psychology in Solihull. She originally developed the model whilst working with a team of Health Visitors\, Child and Adolescent Mental Health services and families. \nThe Solihull Approach aims to increase the emotional health and wellbeing of children and families\, ensuring children have a good emotional start in life whilst supporting parents in a creative and consistent approach. \nThe Solihull Approach helps parents process their own emotions and anxieties allowing them to cope with and focus more clearly on how to assist their children’s emotions\, anxieties and behaviours. \nIt looks at 3 main concepts: \nContainment – The beginning of the process\, the calmness in the face of a storm. Parents are supported to process the situation and listen and take in the whole picture. Containment gives the parents a calm\, safe\, secure environment in order to ensure they are appropriately and emotionally equipped to support their children through difficult periods. It builds on relationship and secure attachment.\nReciprocity – Being in tune with each other\, the building blocks of relationship and positive interaction\, the communication dance. Parents are supported to consider why their child is acting in such a way and are encouraged to see things from the child’s perspective\, so building a secure and stable relationship for each.\nBehaviour Management – supporting children in self-regulation\, self-control and boundaries. Encouraging children’s positive behaviour through positive modelling\, consistency and the importance of predictability \nThe Solihull Approach is now used across the UK and across the world by midwives to firefighters\, schools\, homes\, hospitals and prisons. \nSessions are being held on the following dates\, delegates must attend both days: \n\nFriday June 7th and Friday June 21st from 9am-4pm at the Strathearn Community Campus\, Crieff\nFriday June 14th and Friday June 28th from 9am-4pm at Kings Cross Hospital\, Dundee\nFriday August 16th and Friday August 30th from 9am-4pm at Stracathro Hospital\, Brechin\n\nThe training course is free to attend but spaces are limited and booking is essential. \nFor more information or to book your place\, please contact the Solihull Approach team on 01738 477943 or email ERose@pkc.gov.uk
URL:https://www.taycollab.org.uk/event/solihull-approach-2-day-foundation-training-opportunity-session-2/
LOCATION:Stratheran Community Campus\, Pittenzie Road\, Crieff\, Perthshire\, PH7 3JN
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SUMMARY:Welfare Rights Awareness
DESCRIPTION:This free\, hour-long session introduces some of the welfare and benefits available and will help you to signpost people to support. No need to book – just come along on the day.
URL:https://www.taycollab.org.uk/event/welfare-rights-awareness-2/
LOCATION:Almondbank House\, Lewis Place\, Perth\, Perthshire\, PH1 3BD\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190628T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190628T160000
DTSTAMP:20260603T212324
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SUMMARY:Solihull Approach - 2 Day Foundation Training Opportunity (session 2)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to share information about our roll out an extensive 2 day training programme throughout Tayside for all practitioners working with pregnant women and families with children in their early years in Tayside. \nThe Solihull Approach is a UK project developed in 2001 by a team led by Dr Hazel Douglas MBE\, a Psychotherapist and Psychologist who was the head of Child Psychology in Solihull. She originally developed the model whilst working with a team of Health Visitors\, Child and Adolescent Mental Health services and families. \nThe Solihull Approach aims to increase the emotional health and wellbeing of children and families\, ensuring children have a good emotional start in life whilst supporting parents in a creative and consistent approach. \nThe Solihull Approach helps parents process their own emotions and anxieties allowing them to cope with and focus more clearly on how to assist their children’s emotions\, anxieties and behaviours. \nIt looks at 3 main concepts: \nContainment – The beginning of the process\, the calmness in the face of a storm. Parents are supported to process the situation and listen and take in the whole picture. Containment gives the parents a calm\, safe\, secure environment in order to ensure they are appropriately and emotionally equipped to support their children through difficult periods. It builds on relationship and secure attachment. \nReciprocity – Being in tune with each other\, the building blocks of relationship and positive interaction\, the communication dance. Parents are supported to consider why their child is acting in such a way and are encouraged to see things from the child’s perspective\, so building a secure and stable relationship for each. \nBehaviour Management – supporting children in self-regulation\, self-control and boundaries. Encouraging children’s positive behaviour through positive modelling\, consistency and the importance of predictability. \nThe Solihull Approach is now used across the UK and across the world by midwives to firefighters\, schools\, homes\, hospitals and prisons. \nSessions are being held on the following dates\, delegates must attend both days: \n\nFriday June 7th and Friday June 21st from 9am-4pm at the Strathearn Community Campus\, Crieff\nFriday June 14th and Friday June 28th from 9am-4pm at Kings Cross Hospital\, Dundee\nFriday August 16th and Friday August 30th from 9am-4pm at Stracathro Hospital\, Brechin\n\nThe training course is free to attend but spaces are limited and booking is essential.For more information or to book your place\, please contact the Solihull Approach team on 01738 477943 or email ERose@pkc.gov.uk
URL:https://www.taycollab.org.uk/event/solihull-approach-2-day-foundation-training-opportunity-session-2-2/
LOCATION:Kings Cross Hospital\, Clepington Road\, Dundee\, DD3 8EA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Elaine Rose":MAILTO:ERose@pkc.gov.uk
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