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We've been counting the bodies wrong - 1
Childhood trauma is the No 1 root cause of death. But recorded on death certificates is; heart disease, cancer, overdose, etc. It creates destruction across mental, physical, spiritual, and social aspects of life.
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We've been counting the bodies wrong - 2
We need to recognise that our society, sadly and surprisingly, is still in the budding stages of understanding and addressing the epidemic of childhood trauma. There are 3 areas of effort required.
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Heal by Hair
An initiative to improve the mental health and well‑being of African women through the hairdresser’s chair - one client at a time. Training equips hairdressers with knowledge, breaks stigma re mental‑health disorders, provides information.
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Teen loneliness
Loneliness is more than a fleeting emotion - it’s a serious health concern. A study reveals patterns of teen loneliness and their links to mental health, academic performance, belonging. Suggests actions for families and communities.
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Emotions and behaviours
A short animation to help parents and families understand the connections between children’s emotions and behaviours. Use to open the door to conversations with parents to help them better understand and support their children.
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Trauma prevention and early intervention approaches with children and young people
Building supportive relationships, fostering open communication, providing parenting support are key strategies for reducing prevalence, impact of child abuse and neglect.
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The science of spirituality
"From day 1, all of us have a brain ready for a direct relationship with God." Although a natural capacity, spirituality is 2/3 shaped by family, community, religious practices. There's huge protective effects of spirituality.
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Remote working’s hidden toll on young adults
Remote work has reshaped the workweek. But young adults spend more time alone, amplifying conditions affecting mental health. Also undermines development milestones like mentoring, romance, community.
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Report UK 2025
A major public health issue. Family violence, mental health, family instability issues most common ACEs. Needs shift from costly mitigation to prevention, addressing root causes.
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Addressing the mental health crisis among children and adolescents
To tackle this, we need to understand developmental needs and challenges posed by modern societal practices. 5 actions to pursue to address root causes and foster resilience and well-being.
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Events (2 found)

Online - On-Demand Webinar - Supporting families to navigate tough times
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On-demand: Supporting families to navigate tough times: The impact of financial and housing insecurity and isolation

This on-demand webinar can be watched any time from Tuesday 4 August to Tuesday 25 August. You can also pause the recording and come back to it at a time that suits.

This webinar will explore how practitioners can better support children and families who may be experiencing multiple hardships. This webinar will help you:
- understand the impacts of social determinants of health inequalities on child and family health and wellbeing, and the many ways families are responding to these impacts
- better support families impacted by social determinants of health inequalities, including supporting them to reconnect with their existing knowledge, skills and values
- reduce families’ experiences of isolation and stigma that can come from experiencing health inequalities - gain insight into how you can gather and share ideas from the families you work with to support your practice.
04/08/2026
09:00
Online - On-demand Webinar: Understanding and responding to childhood suicidal ideation
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On-demand: Understanding and responding to childhood suicidal ideation: A case scenario

This on-demand webinar can be watched any time from Wednesday 26 August to Wednesday 16 September. You can also pause the recording and come back to it at a time that suits.

This webinar will use a case study to explore how you can better understand and respond to childhood suicidal ideation. This webinar will give you:
- a better understanding of the experiences of distress and despair that can lead to childhood suicidal ideation
- insight into the ethical considerations that need to be considered when responding to childhood suicidal ideation
- an understanding of how to apply a collaborative and curious approach to support connection and understanding between the child and their family
- insight into how to recognise and highlight children’s ideas, values and skills in managing their challenges
26/08/2026
09:00

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