Restoring Education: with Louise Michelle Bombèr and the TOUCHBASE team

  • by CourseWeDo & Worth Publishing Ltd
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  • 03 Apr, 2025
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Louise Michelle Bombèr and members of her TouchBase team, renown for their innovative and effective work with vulnerable children and young people, will be presenting the practice and ideas behind their new book, Restoring Education: Educators paving the way to radical change through relationship.  

All highly experienced education and therapy professionals, the team will address important elements within the relationships we make and constantly need to re-make with the pupils who have the greatest difficulty settling to learn in school, since they are already struggling with historical or current relational trauma and loss.  

Watch our webinar to be inspired and encouraged by the team's approach which emphasises how we, the adults, can really be the most impactful agents of positive change.

Appropriate for anyone working and living with vulnerable children and young people or interested in what makes education effective.

You may want to look at Restoring Education and buy it in our BOOKSHOP

Go to https://touchbase.org.uk/ to find out more about TOUCHBASE

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