I heard Julie Harmieson from Trauma Informed Schools speak at a virtual conference a few months ago. Very interesting. (although haven't accessed their training, so can't com

Dr Nadine Burke Harris' book 'The Deepest Well' and online Ted Talks outline ways schools can respond to Childhood trauma.

Like Ruth, we have had Paul Dix's training team at our school. Very good.

For those in early years, Tigers and Connected Baby (Suzanne's org) is an excellent source for ACE aware approaches.

Place2Be. We attended Policy Hub & Place2Be 'Mental Health Champions' training before the pandemic. Excellent.

Barnardos
Megan's Space - an amazing local Ayrshire based charity who support young people
MCR Pathways mentors North Ayrshire- perfect role models who volunteer to support our young people

Aberlour Youth Point and Children First working with young people and their families. Advocacy work and family therapy as well.

Reach out to your local community, including parents. Many might have qualifications in certain fields that could prove advantageous to your school.

I'd also recommend using Action for Happiness- they're a great website with calendars that children, teachers and parents can follow to promote better routines and thinking habits.

https://actionforhappiness.org/calendar