What difference will it make?
Togetherness’ Whole School Training is designed to equip practitioners with an effective approach to supporting families and improving emotional health and wellbeing for children and their parents or carers. The training explains the fundamentals of brain development in accessible, relevant terms to support practitioners in a range of professions. Equipped with this knowledge and working through a series of real-life case studies prepares all school staff to engage families and young people with confidence to make a real and lasting impact.
Togetherness and our network of trained practitioners are passionate about early intervention and responsive relationships supporting mental health and wellbeing. The Solihull Approach model has a significant evidence base both quantitative and qualitative showing the improvements in the parent-child relationship, child prosocial behaviour, behaviour difficulties, parental anxiety and stress, and practitioner satisfaction.
Course Content
- Introduction to infant, early childhood and adolescent brain development
- Understanding behaviour as a communication
- The Solihull Approach (psychoanalytic theory): Containment, Reciprocity, Behaviour Management
- Development milestones
- Emotional wellbeing
- Trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
- Parent-child relationships
- Practitioner support for parent child relationships
Delivery
The Togetherness Whole School Training is designed for teachers and governors to reception and support staff to support the use of the Solihull Approach model in any school.
Group bookings are delivered throughout the year for individual bookings to a cohort of 10-50 delegates.
Day One is designed to be delivered on an inset day and the theory to practice sessions are 1.5 hours each and delivered virtually.
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Book an individual place here.
For ‘closed’ training, please complete an enquiry form to discuss a bespoke order.
Contact our team to discuss tailored training packages or commissioning multiple training days.

Resources
Delegates will require The School Years Resource Pack which includes a comprehensive summary of the Solihull Approach theoretical model, case studies, and a series of frameworks and guides for parents on various issues in the school years: for example, sleeping, eating, toileting, playing, emotional and physical development. As well as an introduction to specific issues such as depression, phobias, and eating disorders.
Delegates will require the Whole School training Supporting Information Booklet as well.


