SEND Knowledge Exchange Network: Session 2: Relationships that regulate
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5 November 2026 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
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Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)
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Using trust, connection and consistency to support behaviour and learning. Strong relationships are central to trauma-informed practice. Participants will discuss case studies and share effective approaches from their own settings.
Programme aim
Explore the neuroscience behind connection, why relationships help regulate behaviour, and how professionals can build trust with learners who may have experienced adversity.
Who is this for?
Teachers, practitioners and learning support staff in the FE and Skills sector.
Programme structure
This is a one-hour and 30 minutes live online session.
CORE LEARNINGS
Understand how relationships support emotional regulation and learning.
Recognise barriers that can impact trust and engagement.
Explore strategies for building safe, predictable, and supportive relationships.
Reflect on the role of adults as co-regulators and models of emotional regulation.
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