WHO ARE WE?
We are an independent company that has provided training and consultancy to 1000s of people in 100s of organisations in 6 countries on 3 continents for over 20 years.
We provide consultancy and training to:
We also provide to training for any organisation on:
We provide consultancy and training to:
- Social work, education, health care and care organisations
- Social workers, teachers, residential social workers, foster carers, adopters and others
- The knowledge, skills and attitudes to help children who have suffered trauma and adversity
- Therapeutic skills for residential care staff, teachers, foster carers and adopters
- Ideas and skills to prevent and manage challenging behaviour (including a Restraint Reduction Network accredited method to hold a child to prevent injury)
- Understanding and responding to self injury
- The TCI and TCIF programmes for children's homes, schools and foster care developed at Cornell University
We also provide to training for any organisation on:
- Preventing the abuse of staff (traditionally called "workplace bullying").
- Preventing the abuse of whistleblowers
- Preventing the abuse of clients in a care setting
- Establishing an abuse free positive workplace culture.
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KATHY'S BOOK IS NOW AVAILABLE
A stunning story inspired by real events. |
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The book is not yet officially launched but the early reviews are encouraging.
From the reviews on Amazon:
A compelling read. Once I began to read this account of workplace bullying and its effect on a victim, I couldn't put it down. Should be required reading for those in HR and management positions.
From the reviews on Amazon:
A compelling read. Once I began to read this account of workplace bullying and its effect on a victim, I couldn't put it down. Should be required reading for those in HR and management positions.
Compelling and deeply moving. This is a sharp, acutely observed account of 18 crisis-wrecked months in the life of a whistleblower. The whole tale is told in the historic present creating an immediacy and vitality which is sustained to the very last page. The author is someone in touch with her emotions in a way that many of us are not. And that is one of the great strengths of this book. Unselfconscious repetition (rumination, intrusive thoughts, self-doubt) which in another place would be tedious, here serve only to escalate the mental agony and make it more credible, more accessible. I wholeheartedly recommend The Secret of Silencing a Whistleblower. I found it compelling and deeply moving. Please read it.
Heartbreakingly familiar. To anyone who has ever been bullied or mobbed at work please read this book
A must read. Scary, provocative and interesting.
Sad but all too familiar.
