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The Cost of Training in Care: How Timian Delivers Value and Reduces Expenses

We understand the challenges that care organisations face and offer flexible, cost-effective solutions to deliver training without the traditional financial and logistical burden....
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What the Prime Minister’s Social Care Commitment Means for Frontline Teams

Speaking from a care home in Golders Green at the end of July, Prime Minister Andy Burnham set out his government's commitment to reforming adult social care and backed it...
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Suspensions Are Falling, But Why Are SEND Pupils Still Excluded at Four Times the Rate?

On the surface, the latest school suspension figures look like good news. The Department for Education's 2024/25 data, published in July 2026, shows suspensions and permanent exclusions both fell for...
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1 in 7: What the NHS Violence Figures Are Telling Us

One in seven NHS staff (14.38%) experienced physical violence from a patient, relative or member of the public in 2024, according to the 2024 NHS Staff Survey. That figure is...

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Suspensions Are Falling, But Why Are SEND Pupils Still Excluded at Four Times the Rate?

On the surface, the latest school suspension figures look like good news. The Department for Education's 2024/25 data, published in July 2026, shows suspensions and permanent exclusions both fell for...
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NHS nurse conducting ultrasound

1 in 7: What the NHS Violence Figures Are Telling Us

One in seven NHS staff (14.38%) experienced physical violence from a patient, relative or member of the public in 2024, according to the 2024 NHS Staff Survey. That figure is...

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Why Early Intervention Matters When Behavioural Concerns First Appear

When a child's behaviour starts to change, the instinct in a busy classroom is often to wait and see. Hope it settles. Put it down to a bad week. Early...
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Why Isolation Isn’t a Long-Term Behaviour Strategy: What Schools Can Do Instead

Across the UK, the use of isolation rooms – sometimes referred to as internal exclusion – in classrooms is rising. While intended as a tool to manage disruption, growing evidence...

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The Real Cost of ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Training in Social Care

If you've ever sat in a budget meeting, you’ll know that the conversation around staff training often feels like a tug of war. On one side, there’s the undeniable need:...
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What It Means to Be BILD‑ACT Certified, and Why It Matters to Your Organisation

If your staff are required to manage challenging behaviour through any form of physical restraint or de-escalation, this certification isn’t just best practice, it’s a regulatory standard....
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Reducing the Risk of Choosing PBM Training: A Better Way Forward

An investment in Positive Behaviour Management (PBM) training for your team is a big decision, and not one to take lightly. Whether you’re looking at a Train-the-Trainer model for the...
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When Eating Disorder Behaviours Speak: Learning to Listen and Respond

Severe eating disorders often carry a hidden voice, one that doesn’t speak through words, but through withdrawal from meals, emotional shutdown, or resistance. What appears on the surface as refusal,...
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Why Empowering Your Own Care Teams is the Correct Investment

In supported living, healthcare and education sectors, staff training is non-negotiable, but how you deliver that training makes all the difference. It’s not just about meeting regulatory requirements. It’s about...
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What Happens After the Incident? Rebuilding Confidence in Healthcare Teams

An exploration into what care professionals experience after behavioural incidents — and how organisations can support meaningful recovery, not just compliance....
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Secondary school children in pratical lesson

How to Create Calmer Mornings in the Classroom

School mornings can feel like controlled chaos. Juggling late arrivals, emotional outbursts, forgotten homework, background noise, and overstimulated students, many teachers find themselves starting the day already feeling behind. And...

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How Unmet Needs Show Up as Behaviour—And What Teachers Can Do About It

Every teacher encounters students whose behaviour challenges the norms of the classroom. The one who refuses to engage, lashes out, or constantly seeks attention. It’s easy to see these behaviours...

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