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Sibling Talks

Half day siblings event (talk and workshops) for siblings, parents/carers and/or professionals. Exploring the experiences of being a sibling to someone with additional needs, current research in this area, and support for siblings. 

Sibling Workshops

After attending the Sibs charity's 'Sibling Group Leader Training' course, I am hoping to set up regular weekly workshops for siblings of children with additional needs in the West Sussex area.

Neurosequential Model in Education

NME Trainers are qualified to deliver training to school staff around the core principles of Dr Bruce Perry's neurosequential approach. Content includes the impact of trauma on the developing brain, and consequently cognitive, emotional, and behavioural regulation, as well as classroom strategies/interventions to promote regulation. 

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Further information on this training is available through Sussex Psychology.

Consultation

​This could include individual staff surgery sessions, group staff supervision processes, parent drop-ins, or a person-centred planning meeting within casework, such as a PATH, MAP, Person-Centred Review, Circle of Adults, Solution Circle, or Multi-Element Plan.

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Training

This may involve a staff and/or parent training session on areas related to cognition and learning, or social, emotional and mental health.

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Assessment

This involves an exploration of strengths & needs, hypotheses around the presenting concerns, and the support required to meet need. A typical casework process usually involves the following stages:

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Intervention

This might include a friendship peer intervention, such as circle of friends, or workshops to promote wellbeing, or manage anxiety.

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