Blog: Adaptive Wellbeing Practices for Educators Working with SEND Students

Teaching students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) is both a challenging and rewarding profession. These students require tailored approaches to learning, and the educators working with them need to be equipped with the tools and strategies to effectively support their emotional, mental, and academic development. However, the nature of working with SEND students…

Blog: The Importance of Putting Yourself First

In a world that constantly encourages selflessness and prioritising the needs of others, the idea of putting yourself first can sometimes feel selfish. However, the truth is that taking care of yourself is not just beneficial—it is essential. You cannot pour from an empty cup, and if you neglect your own wellbeing, you will eventually…

Blog: Good News vs Bragging

Hello everyone, I am very conscious that I haven’t shared for a long while, there are many reasons behind this, I ready to share those reasons at the moment. Writing has been difficult, so this has taken some time to compose. I have found myself to be on the receiving end of bragging recently, and…

Blog: Blue Monday is a lie

Today (Monday 20 January) is blue Monday. It is the third Monday of the year and is known by some (or many) to be the most depressing day of the year. This is supposedly due to a combination of bad weather, long nights and the lingering negatives of Christmas (overindulging and financial pressures etc). I’m…

Blog: A picture on the wall

I want to start this by wishing everyone a happy new year. I also fully appreciate that the new year can be a real struggle for many of us, me included. Some people have a big Christmas time, and when new years eve passes, they are dropped back into the everyday routine of life. That…

Blog: Forgotten

I wanted to start by wishing everyone a good bank holiday, however you maybe spending that time. I want to touch on a (often forgotten) point that not everyone celebrates Christmas. Many cultures and beliefs do not celebrate Christmas, yet it does feel in this country that many people are forced to “feel happy” at…

International Men’s Day 2024

International Men’s Day 202419 November is a day to break down stigmas around Men’s HealthThe world is full of stigmas and stereotypes around men’s health. On 19 November each year we recognise this with International Men’s Day. I know some of you will cringe at reading that, I get it, Men are seen as having…

Blog: All (World Mental Health Day)

On 10of October every year we recognise the importance of mental health and why breakdown stigmas around this. This is world mental health day more important than ever that we recognise it’s OK to be not. Titled this log simply as All. This is because we all have mental health and just like with our…

Settling Sunday night anxiety

I have experienced the Sunday night horrors, scaries or blues many times in my life. It can be a really unsettling feeling, sometimes it can be a severe anxiety episode. Head over to Calm for a great article on tips to settle your mind from these feelings

Blog: The Light

This is the first blog that I have written in several months. I’d planned to get it out last week, and even that self imposed deadline was missed. I think that reflects a lot of how I have been feeling lately. Those close to me will know that the last few months have been a…