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The Relationship Health Community Practice is a brief checklist intended to get you thinking

It explores the everyday challenges of working with children and families under pressure 

It invites you to think about the changes that may be needed in our professional practices

It encourages you to think about your own role in your own community 

If you are working or living with children with challenges it is easy to get swallowed up.  Your role is very key - but have you thought about Why?  Register here for some practical thoughts and ideas

The I Matter Challenge Awards are designed to support a reflective learning process for professionals and parents so that they can work better together to help children who are struggling or challenging

The I Matter Framework Charter is intended to support a process of discussion about issues that matter in the functioning of organisations when it comes to the care of vulnerable children, familes and communitiies.    Organisations are invited to sign up to commitment to this charter as part of the process of taking out a license.

If you are applying for or putting together an EHCP Plan for a child there are a lot of details to get right..  One key question to check is - will this plan help progress this child's social emotional development.    What does the evidence say is really needed?

The Relationship Health Practice Podcast is for anyone who is interested in sharing in supporting a shift in our everyday thinking in mental health, physical health, education and crime towards more understanding of the significance of relationship health.

The podcast offers a regular interview with a practitioner who is involved in excellent practice in the area of relationship health or with parent-carers experts by experience who have brought about significant shifts in the direction of relationship health recovery.

The Relationship Health Practice Book Club was set up alongside the beta publication of Relationship Health The Missing LInk in Children's Wellbeing.

to create a space for discussion of the ideas set out in the book.

The book club is run over 3 weeks with 2 sections reviewed each week.   We usually start on the first weds of the month.6.30-7.30pm
 

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The Relationship Health Missing Link Practitioner Conversations offers a pre-recorded series based on conversations with experienced practitioners who work in the area of releationship health

These conversations were set up alongside the beta publication of Relationship Health The Missing LInk in Children's Wellbeing.

to create a space for discussion of the ideas set out in the book

The Relationship Health Practice Book Club was set up alongside the beta publication of Relationship Health The Missing LInk in Children's Wellbeing.

to create a space for discussion of the ideas set out in the book.

The book club is run over 3 weeks with 2 sections reviewed each week.

We are making the first beta launch available for FREE.    You will be sent a free proof copy when you register

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The Relationship Health Matters Community Membership 

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The Relationship Health Matters Community Membership was set up alongside the beta publication of Relationship Health The Missing Link in Children's Wellbeing.   The mission of the I Matter Community Wheel and the Relationship Health Practice Community is to:

i)  Promote the importance of Adult-Child Relationship Health for Child and Adult Wellbeing
ii)  Support and equip parents and carers and professionals in their important role in a full range of essential skills
iii) Improve access to informed support for parents and carers and professionals when difficulties are present.
iv) Campaign for the need for a more developmentally sensitive and relationship skill focussed curriculum in schools.

Founder Members are people who want to learn more about Relationship Health and support our network building process.
We will be developing a monthly programme of events based initially on discussion of the issues in the books

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A Taking Stock Workshop is an entry event to the I Matter Community Wheel Membership.   This community is run in partnership with member schools and services and helps them to run a structured programme of skills building events that

i) Promote the importance of Adult-Child Relationship Health for Child and Adult Wellbeing
ii) Support and equip parents and carers and professionals in their important role in a full range of essential skills
iii) Improve access to informed support for parents and carers and professionals when difficulties are present.

The Taking Stock Workshop is run quarterly
The monthly Community wheel session takes place on Tuesdays Week 4 12.00-1.00 
This is supported by local workshops with a theme for the month run by our local facilitators
                                                                                                               
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