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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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How Cultural Awareness Improves Crisis Prevention in Care

Cultural awareness is not just a matter of etiquette; it’s a vital component of preventing crises and managing an individual's behaviour, ensuring that care strategies are both sensitive and effective....
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From Theory to Practice: Applying Individual Response Strategies in Supported Living Settings

Applying individualised response strategies allow you to meet people’s diverse needs, promoting their independence and well-being. However, translating theory into practice can be challenging....
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Addressing Compassion Fatigue in Social Care

Understanding and addressing compassion fatigue as an individual is crucial for maintaining your emotional health and effectiveness in your role. This article aims to provide practical strategies to better care...
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Food Insecurity in UK schools

Food Insecurity and Escalating Behaviours: A Crucial Link in Education

In the UK, 24.6% of pupils are eligible for free school meals, a percentage representing 2.1 million children. Many children across the country depend on this statutory benefit for their...
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The Importance of Teacher Self-Care in Maintaining a Safe Classroom Environment

When we prioritise your own health, we are better equipped to handle the stresses of teaching, manage classroom dynamics effectively, and provide the best possible support to your students. Let's...
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Creating Safe Spaces: The Role of De-Escalation in Social Care

Social care professionals often work with individuals who have experienced trauma, making traditional response methods insufficient. The effective use of de-escalation methods helps to recognise when conflicts arise and prevent...
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Implementing Trauma-Informed Principles in Education: Building a Safe Learning Environment

Trauma-informed education acknowledges these impacts and works to create a learning environment that supports the needs of all students. By adopting trauma-informed practices, schools can improve student engagement, encourage learning...
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Supporting families through challenging behaviour

Transparency and Communication With The Families of People With Challenging Behaviours

Families often experience significant stress when dealing with a loved one's challenging behaviours. Support and understanding from staff provides the emotional support essential to helping families cope better with these...
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Integrating Trauma-Informed Practices in Special Education Curriculum

By introducing trauma-informed education principles into SEND curriculum, teachers can create supportive, empathetic environments that not only address the academic needs of individuals, but also foster their long-term emotional and...
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