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Head of Creative Psychotherapy in Education & Lead Therapist at @OneEducation
Manchester
Joined September 2024
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Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
Women’s History Month is a time to reflect on the achievements of women throughout history - but it's also a chance to consider how we can continue to support the ongoing journey to positive mental health.
Find out how Creative Arts Therapy can help: bit.ly/4iGiNwl
Support staff in schools face rising challenges - verbal & physical aggression, anxiety, & burnout.
We offer training, clinical supervision & reflective practice to build resilience & reduce absenteeism. Let’s support those who support students📢
bit.ly/4jeBxDl
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
📈 Demand for EHCPs has risen sharply, reflecting the growing complexity of needs among children.
Yet many pupils with SEND fall below the threshold for an EHCP - but still experience difficulties in learning, emotional regulation, and social interaction.
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
🎨 Art is much more than a hobby – it’s a powerful tool for self-expression and emotional regulation.
Read ahead to find out how our Art Therapists can support pupils with social, emotinoal and mental health needs: bit.ly/4hCsEC4
Looked-After Children achieve significantly lower scores at KS4, with an average Attainment 8 score of 19.1 compared to 44.6 for all pupils.
🎨 Creative arts therapies can help these pupils to explore emotions, engage in education, and achieve their full potential.
Supporting adopted, fostered, and LAC children in their transition to secondary school requires emotional support and trauma-informed practices.
Creative arts therapies can also play a role in helping these children process their emotions, fostering resilience and growth! 🌟
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
📣 Don't forget our new and updated EBSA Guidance is now available to download.
Supporting schools to embed a preventative, early intervention and whole school approach ⬇️
bit.ly/3Clcv5z
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
Excellent piece from @JeniGP_OneEd "#dramatherapists can provide essential support, promoting emotional well-being, resilience, and personal growth"
In recent years, dramatherapy has emerged as a powerful tool for supporting children and young people in various educational settings.
In our latest blog, @JeniGP_OneEd shares all the benefits that dramatherapy can offer your pupils: bit.ly/4jAqnK6
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
Rethinking KS1 Programme starts in October.
Stealing the video from my Instagram for this ✨
Find out more here: oneeducation.co.uk/event/ret…
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
Thanks to all those who joined us for the HR Circle last Monday! We enjoyed exploring our theme, 'Changes in the Education Landscape,' and we can't wait to enjoy many more thoughtful discussions in the year ahead!
Want to join? Get in touch!
📧 [email protected]
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
The #EYFSConf24! is almost here! Don't miss the chance to take part in our incredible workshops and hear from a range of inspirational keynote speakers.
✅ Power of Stories
✅ Supporting Achievement
✅ Neurodiversity
And more!
Grab your tickets: bit.ly/47ayNlp
🌟 Exploring creative therapies for students? Work with @OneEducation’s Creative Arts Therapies team: Let’s boost emotional well-being! 🎨🎶🩰 #CreativeTherapy #Education
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
For some pupils, school can become a source of overwhelming anxiety, leading to Emotional Based School Avoidance.
Find out how Creative Psychotherapy can support pupils to overcome these challenges and re-engage with their educational journey: bit.ly/3B6Cmgw
Jeni Goodfellow-Pemsel retweeted
Returning to school can be challenging for students with social anxiety, where fears of judgment or embarrassment make social interactions overwhelming.
Creative Arts Therapy can be a powerful tool in helping students manage these anxieties.
Learn more: bit.ly/3IG8mbP
