Welcome to my site, I hope you like it! It is intended to be a resource for those who have received training from me as well as somewhere for people to find information about the types of training I am able to offer. I will also be occasionally posting general stuff about what I’m involved with at the moment. 
Sally Ann
Wow…what an amazing end to this financial year it has been for me with a burst of training courses all over the place. And each one has lead to some fantastic memories and opportunities to learn. Firstly, there were three four-session Foundation PB courses for parents held across central Bedfordshire…
I was just thinking about writing a new post as have had quite a few new developments training-wise and then also realised that it was St Valentine’s Day – a day for celebrating and spreading love. And this is exactly what I hope to do today and also the other…
Happy New Year and what a year it may prove to be for developing work in Protective Behaviours as a bid that the Protective Behaviours Training Partnership submitted to deliver Protective Behaviours Training for a number of local authorities has been successful. We had hoped to have heard the outcome…
Babies really are amazing. This was clearly evident at a session last Friday morning held at a local Children’s Centre where parents and carers of babies under 12 months were invited to come and play together. The pictures below show the space we used before and after a ‘Changing Rooms’…
This week saw the launch of a new adventure, the Protective Behaviours Training Partnership (www.protectivebehaviourstraining.co.uk) that I’ve been working on with a great PB Buddy, Simon. Simon and I have, for some time, been trying to find more ways to promote the Protective Behaviours…
Last week saw the final session of The Northamptonshire Baby Room Project© that I had been facilitating in Rutland since March. And wow what a project! It was great to work with so many practitioners who were enthused by what they learned…
Very many congratulations to the wonderful Jean Smith (aka Greensniff – it’s amazing what some young children say when they mispronounce a name and then it sticks!). I met Jean just over 6 months ago when we joined together to co-facilitate the The Northamptonshire…