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This is an in-person course delivered by Scott King. Scott will take you through his life journey reflecting on the good and the bad. This is the in-person adaptation of "Growing Up In Care: Lived Experience"
Learning Objectives:
To emotionally impact the group positively, helping them to directly feel the emotions of children in care and understand how children feel.
Be able to link emotion to actions.
Understanding the inner child and the feelings involved in “bad behaviour”.
Understanding the impacts of multiple placement moves.
Common outcomes for care leavers, current issues / statistics.
The consequences of blame upon the child
The importance of life story work and documenting positive achievements.
What is normal? What does it mean to adults? What does it mean to a child?
The development of the human conscience from birth to adulthood, reflecting on care experiences
Helping children and young people to manage their own behaviour
How to book:
Workshops / In person training typically runs from 10am – 2:30pm. For all in person training send your request to contact@section31training.co.uk or submit the contact form below.
This course is amazing. Scott’s passion gives me more motivation to keep battling with the old-style culture!
Good to hear the journey through the words of Scott who brings to vivid life what you be dry hypothetical examples. The need for all those in the care process to be utterly authentic and willing to stop and analyse their own positions and thoughts. An illuminating and at times heart breaking session that keeps alive the child’s journey through care
Scott’s reasoned management of diffusing situations with young people which are very impactful and lasting and very meaningful
I deliver attachment training to foster carers with a colleague. We teach parenting strategies that are responsive not reactive, we ask that people look behind behaviours to thought and feelings – notice the child before the event. We teach non-punitive measures. This training has given me a very lived experience which will support what I continue to do. Thank you very much for your honest insight into what it feels like to move through the care system
This training was insightful and provided an in depth understanding of the view of the child in question