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How to explore your child’s worries

How to explore your child’s worries

It's not always easy for children to talk or understand their worries and anxieties. By sharing our worries and anxieties, we can shrink them. Here is a great way to encourage and enable your child to think about and share their worries: USE THE BOOK “HUGE BAG OF...

A NOTICE FOR STAFF WORKING IN EDUCATION SETTINGS

A NOTICE FOR STAFF WORKING IN EDUCATION SETTINGS

Background photo created by freepik - www.freepik.com Due to currently being unable to visit schools and other education settings to work with you and the children and young people, we at NESSie want you to know that we are still available to carry on supporting...

Additional Needs Wellbeing Day

Additional Needs Wellbeing Day

We had a wonderful time last week at the Additional Needs Wellbeing Day, hosted by The Letchworth Centre for Healthy Living, meeting children with additional needs and their families. We had an information stall where families could come and meet us and enjoy a chat...

DSPL2 Update

DSPL2 Update

We are delighted to be back working with all of the DSPL2 schools for our second academic year!  A big thank you to all the staff who made and make us feel so welcome each time we enter your schools to offer therapy, parent training and staff forums.  Some...

Well done Yoshi Bear!

So with much excitement and in trepidation Yoshi Bear attended his first formal award ceremony!  Nominated for a Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust Leading Lights Award, Yoshi went to the groomers and had a new collar for the grand day.  After sitting patiently with...

Meet Yoshi Bear: our new pets as therapy dog

Meet Yoshi Bear: our new pets as therapy dog

Yoshi Bear Yoshi Bear is five years old and is a Pets as Therapy Dog.  He lives with Charlotte, our Area Co-ordinator for Stevenage, and loves nothing better than helping children relax, laugh and have fun.  His sister Darcey and another chocolate cocker...

One of our success stories!

A member of our team has just finished with a child in year 1. They had been excluded from one school, and were unable to be in class at the new school. This was due to significant behavioural difficulties. The child was  STUC (Significant Trauma, Unmet Need in...

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