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10/04/2026

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For many of us, being assertive can be difficult. Learn interpersonal effectiveness through the DEARMAN skill set: Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce, (Sta...

05/04/2026

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04/04/2026

happy easter 🐣

04/04/2026

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DBT Skills. Coping techniques.

27/03/2026

🐰🌼 EASTER BUNNIES AT PONY PALS 🌼🐴

Something magical is hopping into Pony Pals this Easter…

Join us for a gentle, sensory-friendly Easter experience where little ones can meet the Easter Bunny alongside our beautiful ponies in nature 🌿✨

🥕 Meet the Easter Bunny in the field
🐴 Pony ride included
📸 Pony & Bunny photo opportunities
🥚 Easter egg hunt adventure
🌸 Sensory play in nature (perfect for curious hands & growing minds)
🧺 Calm, relaxed environment — ideal for younger children, siblings & families

Designed especially for children who love animals, outdoor play, and a slower, more nurturing Easter experience 💛

👶 Pram-friendly & family-welcoming
🌿 Supports confidence, sensory exploration & wellbeing
📸 Perfect memory-making moments

💷 £35 per child (pony ride included)

📍 Pony Pals
📅 Easter sessions — limited spaces available
🎟️ Booking essential

Message us to reserve your space before the bunny hops away! 🐰✨

25/03/2026

Lunch break with Ellie! She shared my lunch and made the day even better. 🐶🍴 ”

23/03/2026

When words aren’t enough 🔇

Communication does not look the same for everyone. Some neurodivergent people may need written information, extra time to think, or different ways to share their views.

Improving accessible communication helps strengthen shared decision-making and improves experiences of care.

What you can do:
• Check understanding
• Offer information in different formats
• Allow extra time
• Listen without interrupting

Better communication leads to better experiences.

22/03/2026

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As children move into the Tween years (9–12), their understanding of death becomes much deeper.

They begin to understand that death is permanent and affects everyone.
They may start thinking about bigger questions — about life, loss, and what it all means.

But with this deeper understanding can come more complex emotions, quieter worries, and thoughts they don’t always share out loud.

For parents, this stage can feel harder to read.

In this post from The Grief Series, we’re exploring how Tweens understand death — and how to support them when their thoughts and feelings become more complex.

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18/03/2026

competition time 🕰️ who ever comments and shares this post with a friend goes into my draw for a free 20 mins taster session 😎

18/03/2026

18/03/2026

RUG OFF

18/03/2026

‼️ Model availability (£25) adults only atm sorry Pony pals BUT keep an eye out for some exciting skin care 🤩 for tweenies & teens✔️

This FRIDAY only! 1-3pm 😎 looking for any problematic skin concern- combination / oily / dry / dulness…