There is no greater privilege than supporting a person to be the best version of themselves. When that person is a child, words can’t describe what they means to us, them and their wider family #proud #dyslexia #dyspraxia #dyscalculia With support, there are no limits

#cleverlittleman #nobarrierstolearn #neuropride

Key to happiness and health.. 🛌 🏃‍♂️ 💪🏼 🍱 🤔

Pillar three..

Pillar four…

This may be the best thing I’ve seen on Twitter for a long time

For any leader out there, don’t underestimate the value of praising a team or person for the work they do. And make sure the right people are getting the praise, not those who jump on a bandwagon for self promotion

Perceptionism - how you view something compared to how someone else does. Doesn’t make it right or wrong but what does matter is respecting the different perspective No one should make you feel your perspective is invalid

Twitter police officers do your thing for an 11 year old boy ..

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If ur commenting on the below & being negative, u don’t know the words unsaid & u don’t know the tragedy @roysmithMPS may be many things but a liar he is not. Perhaps if we all focused on being a bit kinder the world would be less cruel and ppl wouldn’t be seeking to leave it

This is absolutely heartbreaking and exactly why we need to do better to support officers. Be under no illusion, this is replicated across teams and organisations

This is what practical support looks like: Call from officer with huge anxiety re the JRFT (not about physically passing as more than able - MH fitness trigger issue). One phone call, issue resolved and working with this new client to support them going forward. #nowordybravado

If only work was being done to proactively intervene in a constructive and dynamic way, understanding the “why” and problem solving 🤔

The impact of leaders getting ‘it’ wrong can be devastating & we are supporting ppl who have come forward to process THE poor decision But there are leaders who get ‘it’ right. Big thanks to @roysmithMPS whose unwavering support has made a huge difference over the past few weeks

Brilliant day today having the opportunity to personally support a client who is now just waiting for *that* start date with the police! Smashed the JRFT having previously having a ‘bleep blip’. Look forward to seeing KB becoming Officer KB soon!

1/2* Warning - trauma trigger* Once again stepping in to support a new client because of disgusting line management behaviours that have exacerbated a serious trauma issue. Organisations need to seriously wake up! The client phoned us opposed to ending their life…

2/2 No apologies made for saying that and with their consent. Because of supervisor behaviour they were going to kill themselves. And what did they need? A listening ear and some empathy. Is that really so bloody difficult???

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Albert Einstein never wore socks 😬