Consultancy

Does your school/organisation need support with providing parent support programmes?  Maybe you need help in arranging CPD for your staff externally or during INSET days? If so, get in touch to discuss our available training or how we can create a bespoke programme for you.
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We can offer training that includes:

• Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Awareness - understanding trauma and toxic stress to develop a trauma informed approach
• Managing Stress - Mental Health Awareness
• Well-being and Resilience Building
• Active Listening for Empathy to support a systemic approach to change behaviour
• Emotional Development and how to support growth
• Digital Parenting Safeguarding Awareness 
  
• Bespoke options

Aces Awareness Training outline
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For more detail on training content please download ACEs Awareness Training Outline or contact us for more information

Find out more about childhood adversity from Young Minds

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For more information on One-to-One Careers Guidance

We offer one-to-one careers guidance to individuals with either a fully qualified Careers Adviser or an highly experienced consultant who can help you consider your options and support you in moving forward with your career journey. 

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Maybe you need help in arranging speakers for an event? Want to find out what support may be available in your local community for young people and their parents/carers? Or do you want support in  designing an organisation-wide well-being plan or employability project? If so, our enthusiastic team of professional advisers could help you to find solutions quickly and efficiently. Our fees are highly competitive and will reflect the level of project work you wish us to take on. ​

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Survey from Careers England, November 2012

Press Notice Career Guidance Duty Survey
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Careers England school survey report 20.11.12
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"The first time I met my careers advisor was after the GCSEs which was too late, I think it would have been useful to have a more integrated approach starting in Year 9. I was a bit clueless as to the options after school and it felt like university was the only one. But it isn’t for everyone."                                                    – Rebecca White, Medical Student