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

What relationship-health questions should we be exploring together?

The next phase of the I Matter work will place greater emphasis on preparation, prevention and 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

 Join an I Matter
Professional Learning Needs
Conversation

For professionals and practitioners working in education, health, community, roles with children, young people and families

What would you like to
feel better prepared for?

relationship health practice

promoting family skills

prevention and joined-up support

Building local networks

✔ 30-minute conversation
✔ Share your experiences and ideas
✔ Help shape future practitioner learning

👉 Learn More

I am a Parent or Carer or
am preparing for this

Join an I Matter
Personal and Family Learning Needs Conversation 

For individual parents-carers, of children and young people including those preparing for parenting and caring roles with children 

What would you like to
feel better prepared for?

relationships and resiliency

family pressures and team work

communication and confidence

Building local networks

✔ 30-minute conversation
✔ Share your experiences and ideas
✔ Help shape future learning pathways

👉 Learn More


I work with children, young people or families

Join a Staff and Professional Listening Conversation

For people working in education, health, community services, family support or related roles.

I would particularly like to hear:

  • About your typical week
  • About the most common challenges you face
  • Whether you feel there is anything missing that would help
  • What you have tried?
  • If things were going better, what would you see happening
  • What exactly would be shifting (what would you see, hear, feel etc)
  • What gets in the way of making the progress you want to see?
  • If there was a course/programme that could help, what would it include?
  • What would make it feel most credible?
  • Is there anything you wish someone would create for people in your role, that isn't there yet?

✔ 30-minute conversation
✔ Share the questions you think matter
✔ Help shape future programme developments
✔ Contribute to the developing relationship-health and RHSE programme

Book a Staff or Professional Conversation

I am a parent or carer

Join a Parent and Carer Listening Conversation

For parents, carers and people preparing for parenting or caring roles.

I would particularly like to hear:

  • About your typical week
  • About the most common challenges you face
  • Whether you feel there is anything missing that would help
  • What you have tried?
  • If things were going better, what would you see happening
  • What exactly would be shifting (what would you see, hear, feel etc)
  • What gets in the way of making the progress you want to see?
  • If there was a course/programme that could help, what would it include?
  • What would make it feel most credible?
  • Is there anything you wish someone would create for people in your role, that isn't there yet?

✔ 30-minute conversation
✔ Share the questions that matter to you
✔ Help shape future programme developments
✔ No specialist knowledge or previous I Matter learning required

Book a Parent or Carer Conversation

About the conversations

These are informal listening conversations to help shape future psychoeducational content and learning opportunities. They are not individual case consultations.

Please avoid sharing identifying information about children, families, colleagues or organisations. I will look for common themes across the conversations. Individual comments will not be quoted or attributed without separate permission.

What happens next?

The themes and questions people raise will help shape:

  • the monthly Let’s Talk Relationship Health programme;
  • short articles, videos and public reflections;
  • practical applications of the Five Developmental Stages;
  • regular RHSE and PSHE discussions;
  • future I Matter learning opportunities.

The aim is to build a programme grounded in the questions people are already asking—and the situations for which we all need greater psychological and relational preparedness.