Can't, Not Won't

We are in the midst of a mental health crisis, and status quo is not good enough for Scotland’s young people. Led by Billy Burke (Head of Service at SAMH), this event will explore and discuss what needs to change and how can the education system help. The event will be followed by a Q&A.

Thursday, 13 March, 4pm to 5pm. Click here to reserve a FREE place here for this online event.

This event will give an oversite of who young carers are and the challenges they may face. You will also hear about some of the National work, legislation and support available for young carers and their families. The event will be followed by a Q&A.

Tuesday, 18 March, 11am to 12pm. Click here to reserve a FREE place here for this online event.

Understanding children’s and young peoples relationship with digital is key to finding common ground when it comes to managing screen time. In this session, we’ll explore the digital landscape, what ‘screen time’ actually means and what balanced screen time looks like along with tools to support children and young people’s wellbeing when it comes to screens. The event will be followed by a Q&A.

Wednesday, 26 March, 10am to 11am Click here to reserve a FREE place here for this online event.

Nelly Whaley, Training Manager at Salvesen Mindroom Centre, leads this virtual workshop which explores how you can begin to take a more holistic, strengths-based approach to supporting neurodivergent individuals. Participants will be encouraged to reflect on how their practice can promote inclusion and acceptance. The event will be followed by a Q&A.

Thursday, 20 March, 2pm to 3pm Click here to reserve a FREE place here for this online event.

James Docherty, Project Manager at Scottish Violence Reduction Unit leads on assessment, formulation and interventions that contribute to all (SVRU) activity using a public health approach to reduce violence. He will give professional insight and experience in what it takes to overcome adversity. The event will be followed by a Q&A.

Thursday, 13 March, 10am to 11am. Click here to reserve a FREE place here for this online event.

SCCR's Aimee McDonald and Katie Walker lead a session designed to equip both parents and professionals with the tools to foster positive interactions, manage challenging behaviours, and create an environment of growth and understanding.We will explore: micro-choices, shifting perspectives, specific conflict resolution strategies, and interpersonal methods for shifting perspectives to promote engagement.The event will be followed by a Q&A.

Tuesday, 25 March, 2pm to 3pm. Click here to reserve a FREE place here for this online event.

Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is common but is often unidentified. So what is DLD and how is it recognised? What are the potential impacts (on wellbeing, academic achievement and relationships) and how can we support language and communication in all environments? Fiona Petrie, Speech and Language Therapist at NHS Lothian leads the session.

Thursday, 25 March, 10am to 11am. Click here to reserve a FREE place here for this online event.