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Children's behaviour

  • Debbie Atkins

    York Human Givens Wellbeing Centre
    33 Bishopthorpe Road
    York
    North Yorkshire
    YO23 1NA
    United Kingdom

    Debbie is an experienced therapist and teacher who specialises in helping young people to thrive and cope with the demands of modern life.

  • Sophie Lacey

    Heckington
    Lincolnshire
    United Kingdom

    Besides being a qualified Human Givens Practitioner I am also a qualified Systemic Practitioner and have been a Registered Mental Health Nurse for over fifteen years.

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  • The curious case of covid consternation

    Julia Welstead looks at how our inner resources - with a little help from an effective therapist - can help us to overcome trauma, build resilience through difficult times and develop a positive mindset and zest for life.

  • Music to my ears

    Working as a therapist is rarely a first career and is often the result of a mid-life change of track. Here Kat Marlow relates her particular path through the diverse careers of orchestral musician and process engineer, as well as her own mental health challenges, to her current role as HG practitioner and DWP trainer.

  • A life in service

    Andrew Jones describes how the human givens approach has transformed his effectiveness in his demanding role as a chaplain in the Royal Air Force.

  • Perceptions of wellbeing

    Ivan Tyrrell talks with Paul Allin about the significance of the Government’s National Well-being Programme and the contribution of the human givens

  • When depression may be catching

    People who are vulnerable to depression tend to generate interpretations of stressful life events and low moods that have negative implications for their future and for their self-worth.

  • Aspects of good practice

    Ian Thomson takes a look at a selection of ethical issues of relevance to human givens practitioners.

  • It’s elemental, my dear

    Green space, blue space, vitamin N, the great outdoors, animal therapy, the nature cure: whatever we want to call it and however we want to engage with it, most of us are aware that communing with our natural world is purported to be good for us. But why is time in nature so beneficial and how does it make us feel better?

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The six SCoPEd partners have published their latest update on the important work currently underway with regards to the SCoPEd framework implementation, governance and impact assessment.

Date posted: 14/02/2024