What on Offer
Raising Children Together creates interactive resources for schools to use in PSHE. The resources apply evidence-based research in four main areas.
- child development,
- feeling secure and building resilience,
- understanding and responding to behaviour,
- using play and creativity to support the previous three topics.
Raising Children Together blends everyday experiences and evidence-based research in easy-to-read articles to explain the interactive resources.
Whose it for
Schools spend many hours with students who all have unique needs. The resources are designed to offer behaviour support strategies that celebrate the student’s uniqueness whilst supporting your school’s values to raise the student’s potential.
Parenting children and young people flexibly and adapting to their needs is easier when assured by evidence-based research to help design parenting approaches.
Schools
Parenting
How I Smashed a Plate
Mission
A Word
From The Author
“I wanted to create stories that inclusively connected to young readers. It was important to me, that the reader could interact with the story to learn something about themselves through play and enjoyment.
How I Smashed a Plate is the first interactive story to encapsulate therapeutic approaches to responding to feelings. The eBook is a combination of storytelling, evidence-based research in attachment, and behaviour support. The resource also comes with a regulation toolkit and spiral scheme of work for years 3 and 4. Schools can contact me to learn more about How I Smashed a Plate.
I’ve also written easy-to-read articles to ensure you can trust How I Smashed a Plate uses evidence-based research.
Raising Children is fun, complex, and unique to every child. And, it is the responsibility of many adults to come together to get the job done.”
– Michelle Cunningham
Articles
Easy Reads
About Me
Over 20 years working in Children ServicesContent About the Creator of Raising Children Together, Uncovered and Endorsed... by me! As you consider my work, you may be wondering who I am, because it’s all about trust, isn’t it? I’m going to give this my best shot...
What is Attachment
Using Dr Patricia Crittenden's ResearchSimply put, we use attachment strategies when we feel a sense of threat, danger, or distress. Practising and nurturing children and young people through the lens of supporting attachment needs is complex. This article will...
The Need to Feel Safe
A Concept as Old as Human InteractionPsychological safety, or the need to feel safe, has been a concept since the 1840s, and many scholars have researched what it is, where it stems from in the brain, and how it helps us function. Firstly, safety is about surviving, a...
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