In this 30 minute video, Pooky explores a range of ideas about how specialist CAMHS practitioners can work with schools re eating disorders. It may also be applicable for others too e.g. Ed Psychs. This is based on a presentation I did at the Scottish CAMHS eating disorders conference in Perth in March 2015 and […]
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My New Book!
Self-Harm and Eating Disorders in Schools A Guide to Whole-School Strategies and Practical Support by Pooky Knightsmith (that’s me!) My new book is now available to purchase. Book Description: Self-harm and eating disorders are present in almost every school and they frequently co-occur. This book provides the vital guidance that school staff need to spot […]
First Hand Account: Living with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
This is a first hand account of someone living with borderline personality disorder (BPD) by @bpdisorder1. It is shared here in order to improve insight and understanding of the condition. It may prove helpful to people recently diagnosed, or who think they may have BPD, it may also prove helpful to friends, families, teachers or […]
NEWS: Somerset Youth Engagement Project
This news article first appeared on the Somerset Health in Schools site. Needless to say, I’m hugely excited about the project and applaud Somerset Public Health for their forward thinking approach. If you’d like to discuss this project or something similar, please email pooky@inourhands.com. Children and Young People Emotional Wellbeing Programme: Building Resilience through Engagement […]
Promoting emotional wellbeing: implementing whole school approaches which make a difference
A package of tailored training and support from Dr Pooky Knightsmith to help your school promote the emotional wellbeing of pupils and staff. This would typically consist of: A guided audit of current provision A one day face to face workshop to develop best practice for your school Additional consultancy with the senior leadership / […]
Book Review: How Are You Feeling Today Baby Bear?
Book Review: How Are You Feeling Today Baby Bear? by Jane Evans This is a guest review written by Alice Crutwell, Public Health Curriculum Advisor for the Children and Young Peoples Team in Shropshire. Alice is incredibly hands on and spends much of her time in the schools that she advises. A valuable and much needed resource […]
Book Review: The Kids’ Guide to Staying Awesome and In Control
Book Review: The Kids’ Guide to Staying Awesome and In Control by Lauren Brukner This is a guest review written by Alice Crutwell, Public Health Curriculum Advisor for the Children and Young Peoples Team in Shropshire. Alice is incredibly hands on and spends much of her time in the schools that she advises. This book provides […]
Book Review: Ladybird’s Remarkable Relaxation
Book Review: Ladybird’s Remarkable Relaxation by Michael Chissick This is a guest review written by Alice Crutwell, Public Health Curriculum Advisor for the Children and Young Peoples Team in Shropshire. Alice is incredibly hands on and spends much of her time in the schools that she advises. A heart-warming story where Ladybird helps lots of different animals […]
Working with Groups of Students re Self-Harm or Eating Disorders
I am often asked by schools and colleges whether it is a good, or a bad idea to bring individuals who are battling self-harm and eating disorders together for group work. It’s hard to provide a stock answer as I’ve seen it work well but I’ve also seen it go very wrong. In this post […]
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