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Trauma Informed Sport

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@janeleavey Advocating for #Inclusive-Sport, through understanding #Trauma. Tweets about Sport’s unique contribution to #healing #inclusion + #dev-wellbeing.

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Jane Leavey (@janeleavey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

South Ayrshire Council show real leadership in the area of mental health, ACEs, trauma & adversity. This is significant when looking into why & how South Ayrshire Council are delivering ‘quality’, ‘for the people’ services in sport and beyond Active South Ayrshire Maree Todd sportscotland

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Suzanne Zeedyk Darren McGarvey 𝕁𝕒𝕞𝕖𝕤 𝔻𝕠𝕔𝕙𝕖𝕣𝕥𝕪 💜 Only half way through it, but already have lots of notes and lots of questions. You 3 are a truly great collaboration! You’re like the #Oasis for trauma…#Personable #Funny #Real #Insightful 👍🏻

Jane Leavey (@janeleavey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Science has shown a strong connection between movement and learning, indicating that physical activity can significantly enhance cognitive function, memory, and overall academic performance. Here are some key findings:🧵

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In summary, movement is not just beneficial for physical health but is also a crucial component of learning. It helps enhance brain function, improve cognitive performance, support memory and learning, reduce stress, and create a more engaging learning environment. 🙌🏻

Suzanne Zeedyk (@suzannezeedyk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So the question becomes: If loads of scientific data now show how important movement is to children's learning, WHY have the professional systems & professional grown-ups had such trouble adapting to act on this knowledge? Why are we so fond of living in denial? Naomi Fisher

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At its core, sport teaches regulation and helps build resilience. By regularly engaging in sport, individuals build a toolkit of strategies to navigate the challenges of life. sport is a powerful catalyst for personal development. 🙌🏻

At its core, sport teaches regulation and helps build resilience. By regularly engaging in sport, individuals build a toolkit of strategies to navigate the challenges of life. sport is a powerful catalyst for personal development. 🙌🏻
NES Psychology (@nes_psychology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NES & partners are pleased to share the One Good Adult Job Description, part of a suite of learning resources to upskill those who work or volunteer with children & young people in Scotland The Scottish Social Services Council Education Scotland Siobhan O'Connor @HealthNac Scot Gov Health nes.scot.nhs.uk/news/launch-of…

NES &amp; partners are pleased to share the One Good Adult Job Description, part of a suite of learning resources to upskill those who work or volunteer with children &amp; young people in Scotland <a href="/SSSCnews/">The Scottish Social Services Council</a>
<a href="/EducationScot/">Education Scotland</a>
<a href="/ChildreninScot/">Siobhan O'Connor</a>
@HealthNac
<a href="/scotgovhealth/">Scot Gov Health</a>
nes.scot.nhs.uk/news/launch-of…
Jane Leavey (@janeleavey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sport defies a single definition and creates impact across many systems. Here is just one example of how it supports the system for skills, learning and work 👇🏻Fantastic impact North Ayrshire Active Schools ASCPO GM sportscotland Active Scotland Maree Todd 🙌🏻

Jane Leavey (@janeleavey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This quote from one of Active South Ayrshire team leaders, got me thinking about the important role sport plays in helping us get through and do well in life. It does this by building character. 🧵THREAD: Why Character Triumphs Over Academia & How Sports Shape It 🏆👇🏻

This quote from one of <a href="/ActiveSA_SAC/">Active South Ayrshire</a> team leaders, got me thinking about the important role sport plays in helping us get through and do well in life. It does this by building character. 

🧵THREAD: Why Character Triumphs Over Academia &amp; How Sports Shape It 🏆👇🏻
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Empowering women+girls in sport means more than skill dev—it’s about creating safe, supportive spaces. Trauma-informed practices help build resilience, foster trust, + ensures every athlete thrives. Let’s prioritise mental health alongside physical strength. #WomenAndGirlsInSport

Empowering women+girls in sport means more than skill dev—it’s about creating safe, supportive spaces. Trauma-informed practices help build resilience, foster trust, + ensures every athlete thrives. Let’s prioritise mental health alongside physical strength. #WomenAndGirlsInSport
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During #ChallengePovertyWeek, let’s recognise the power of sport to uplift. Embracing #TraumaInformedCoaching, can create safe, supportive spaces for young people impacted by poverty. Coach with care, to break barriers +build confidence, on+off the field. #EndPoverty #SportForAll

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As a coach, you have the power to foster resilience. Start with #TraumaInformed practices: 1️⃣ Build trust 2️⃣ Create safe spaces 3️⃣ Be patient with progress 4️⃣ Recognize signs of trauma 5️⃣ Empower, don’t pressure Every athlete thrives in a supportive environment. #TICoachingTips

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If we want sport to contribute to supporting positive health outcomes, people supporting Scotland’s sporting system MUST take time to understand #Trauma and #ACEs. #CoachWithCompassion

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Great sport coaches don’t just teach skills—they help regulate emotions, build strong relationships, and make smart decisions under pressure. 💪🏆 Regulate, relate, reason: the pillars of lasting success both on and off the field! #CoachingMindset #TraumaInformedSport

Fiona McFarlane (@fionamcfarlane6) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dipping a toe into the conversation around waiting lists and diagnosis. We need to do more than count numbers, we need to think about what a good childhood looks like and what we can do to facilitate it.

Place2Be Scotland (@place2bescot) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🤔 How do we improve children's mental health in Scotland and move the conversation beyond waiting lists? 📢 Our Director for Scotland, Fiona McFarlane, shared her thoughts on the reformscotland think tank's blog. reformscotland.com/nhs2048/rethin…