Watch and Wonder – a way of being curious that supports children and young peoples’ emotional development with Michele Crooks

This webinar provides an overview of an experiential, relational way of helping children develop emotional language, understand their emotions, relate to one another better and become more self-aware.

Dan Hughes, ‘Watch and Wonder’s’ Patron says:

‘Watch & Wonder’ simply and clearly presents to a child the core aspects of human relationships, the fundamental qualities in which a human being learns how to relate to other human beings. It’s fundamental to what it means to be a human being in a good relationship. It’s actually what I do in therapy with children who have been traumatised in relationships and what I help them to learn, that children can take advantage of good relationships with good people.

‘Watch and Wonder’ provides this learning and more, for a whole class. It’s a real intuitive, experiential understanding of relationships, that builds from the inside out through gentle reflecting, noticing, commenting and through questions.

Recent Trainee said:
“Thank you for an inspirational course. It very much dovetails with and builds upon my Trauma Informed Schools training and I’d see it as complementary to it – I can use my Trauma Informed Schools skills within the Watch and Wonder context.“