I’m thirteen weeks into my 100 days of Child-friendly Mindfulness. (Wow!) Here’s what I’ve learned and what’s happening over summer…
education
I’m Now a Qualified Forest School Practitioner!
This week, I finally qualified as a L3 Forest School Leader. Yay!
Here’s why I did it, how I plan to use and why it’s got everything to do with wellbeing and mental health.
Owning My Story: Why I Do What I Do…
Today, we’re getting personal, as I explain the why behind my mission to bring wellbeing, mindfulness and habits for mental health to schools, big and small.
Knowledge Hacks for Happy Kids (and Adults!)
Looking to develop emotional intelligence and resilience in your children or students? Here’s some knowledge hacks to help you along the way.
3 Mini Mindful Meditations for all ages, at school or home
Wanting to try out some mindfulness, but can’t find either the silence, or get your child to sit still? Here’s three activities that you can try anywhere, with anyone!
Teaching Gratitude
Here’s the why, what and how of teaching my favourite subject: Gratitude.
3 ‘Quick-Wins’ to try with your Anxious Child (or Self) Today!
Looking for something to help you or your child to feel a little happier, a little less anxious, a little calmer?
Here’s three ‘Quick-Win’ activities that you can implement right now! What are you waiting for?
Five Ways to Stop Procrastinating
Are you a pro at putting off tasks, reasoning that you urgently need to colour-code your wardrobe, take up embroidery or even… dust?
Read here and gain the tools needed to stop procrastinating for good. Guilt-free relaxation time ahead!
3 Mindfulness Exercises to fit into the School or Work day
If you’re keen to incorporate some mindfulness into your daily life, here’s three effortlessly effective exercises to get you started right now!
‘Emotional Athletes’: Emotional Intelligence & Resilience in the Classroom
Looking to inspire emotional intelligence and resilience in your students? Look no further! Our ‘Emotional Athletes’ day combines strategies based in CBT, Mindfulness, child-friendly Neuroscience and much more. Children are taught to understand and manage thoughts and feelings through practical strategies that they can replicate without support.
Skills with Frills 