Let's Talk Relationship Health - When relationships are under pressure

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What understanding and skills would help you most going forward?

Help Shape the Next Phase of Let's Talk Relationship Health

What relationship-health focussed questions should we be exploring together?

The next phase of the I Matter work will place greater emphasis on learning that can strengthen you for challenging times.

I am developing a rolling programme of public reflections and monthly Let’s Talk Relationship Health Applications Sessions. These will explore practical questions relevant to family life, professional practice, communities and the relationship-health foundations of RHSE and PSHE.

Rather than deciding all the topics myself, I would like to hear from staff, professionals, parents and carers about the questions that matter most to them.

I am therefore inviting a small number of people to take part in an informal 30-minute listening conversation.


I work with Young People
and Adults and their Families

Professional
Pressure and Priorities
Conversation

✔ 30-minute conversation
✔ Explore what is happening
✔ Help shape future practitioner learning

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I am a Parent or Carer or
am in preparation

Personal - Parenting
Pressure and Priorities Conversation

✔ 30-minute conversation
✔ Explore what is happening
✔ Help shape future parent-carer learning

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We are currently exploring how to be most helpful to professionals and parents-carers and young adults who are navigating increasing pressures.

This 30–45 minute conversation offers an opportunity to step back from your day-to-day responsibilities, reflect on the competing pressures you face, and consider the priorities you see for yourself and for others in similar roles or situations.

The conversation may help you gain greater clarity about your personal or professional priorities, consider possible options and feel more confident about how you would like to move forward.

There is no sales element and no expectation that you will undertake any further activity. Your experiences and ideas will help inform the next stage of this project and how it responds to the challenges currently facing the community.

The conversation is confidential, subject to normal safeguarding and legal responsibilities. It is exploratory and reflective in nature. It is not an offer for clinical advice, therapy, diagnosis, assessment or crisis support.