Mrs Hanley - Early Years SENCo

Miss Johnson - SENCo assistant

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• Playfulness:

  Approaching the child with a sense of lightheartedness and humor to help them relax and connect. 

• Acceptance:

  Accepting the child for who they are, with their unique qualities and challenges, without judgment. 

• Curiosity:

  Demonstrating a genuine interest in understanding the child's internal world and the reasons behind their behavior, rather than making assumptions. 

• Empathy:

  Validating the child's feelings and experiences, and connecting with them on an emotional level. 

Who is it for?

PACE training is designed for professionals and caregivers who work with vulnerable children, including: Foster carers, Social workers, Educators, Residential care staff, and Therapists. 

What are the benefits of PACE training?

• Stronger relationships: Builds trust and security between the caregiver and the child. 

• Improved emotional well-being: Fosters resilience and a sense of belonging for the child. 

• Trauma-informed care: Provides tools to support children who have experienced early-life trauma. 

• Positive behavior change: Creates an environment conducive to positive behavioral outcomes.