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To view pupils behaviour through a lens of stressed behaviour staff do not need to be a neuroscientist.Understanding how the brain develops we can better understand our pupils. How stress impacts them we can better understanding their behaviour.Attachment influences regulation.
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It starts with us.
Bring our young people into your calm.Don't let them bring you into their storm.
We need to be the thermostat and not the thermometer.
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Attachment patterns of isolation,disconnection & punishment in schools play a huge role in current & future brain function & the health of children's nervous systems.
Do we create ed settings where connection is felt regulating.?
Or primed for protection over connection?
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Golden Sky II
30x48 acrylic on canvas
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A helpful dyslexia fact sheet from Understood. #dyslexia #dyslexiaawareness
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Childhood trauma has a profound impact especially during emotional development.
This shapes how our young people view the world,the way they see themselves & the people around them.
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Every step counts, no matter how small. It’s still towards something bigger
Image: instagram.com/ashevillish
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For pupils to thrive in school,they need their survival & emotional needs met first.This is where the brainstem,survival & limbic attachment system come in.The brain needs safety & connection before learning becomes possible.
1. Safety.
2.Connection.
3. Regulation.
4. Learning.



































