Why every childhood is worth fighting for
with Chris Dyas
We were honoured that Chris Dyas, Children’s Social Worker of the Year (2018), kindly took time out of his busy workload to join us for our second podcast. One of the first people to take the Human Givens Diploma, Chris uses the approach in his work for the NSPCC, where he supports children who have been sexually abused. On his lively podcast he talks about the success of his HG-inspired 'Single Opportunity Counselling' training, which is rapidly being adopted by different agencies, and shares important insights from his extensive experience about how to improve children's mental health, how best to help distressed children, self-harm, the pressures children are under today, keeping children safe, building self-worth and much more…
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Date posted: 14/02/2024