by James Perella | Sep 3, 2025 | Childhood Trauma, Learning
“It’s not a dumping ground. It’s my home.”— Tracy Beaker It’s been over two decades since The Story of Tracy Beaker first aired on CBBC in 2002. For many who grew up watching it, Tracy wasn’t just a character, she was a revelation. Loud, angry, messy, imaginative, and...
by James Perella | Aug 22, 2025 | Childhood Trauma, Learning
Technology is everywhere. Our children and young people grow up with smartphones in hand, schools rely on digital tools, and social lives often revolve around social media platforms. But while tech brings convenience and connection, it also opens new doors to harm,...
by James Perella | Jul 16, 2025 | Resources, Therapeutic
Helping You Understand the Language of Trauma-Informed Care Supporting a vulnerable child can be complex — especially when the words used by professionals feel unfamiliar or overwhelming. Our Trauma Glossary is here to help. This glossary provides clear, accessible...
by James Perella | Jun 5, 2025 | Outreach
Children and young people who have experienced trauma, neglect or disrupted attachments need more than routine care—they need informed, therapeutic relationships that help them feel safe, seen and supported. That’s why we’ve developed the Level 4 Certificate in...
by James Perella | Apr 24, 2025 | Resources, Wellbeing
🌟 Activities to Do on Your Own Keep a gratitude journal and write down three good things each day – Take a few minutes each day to reflect on three positive things that happened. These can be big or small, like a kind word from a friend, a delicious meal, or a moment...
by James Perella | Mar 24, 2025 | Childhood Trauma, Learning
Trauma responses are instinctive reactions to perceived threats or distressing experiences. When faced with overwhelming fear or danger, the brain and body activate survival mechanisms designed to protect us. These responses are automatic, not conscious decisions....
