Strengthen Your Team, Transform Your Care: Free Webinar for Registered Managers of Children's Homes:

From High Turnover to High Performance: Building Resilient, Connected Teams

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Building Resilient, Connected Teams Webinar

Managing a children’s home is one of the most challenging yet rewarding roles.

You hold the responsibility of creating a nurturing environment where children heal and thrive. But with the constant emotional demands on your staff, building a high-performing team often feels like an uphill battle.

Join us for this free, practical, and highly focused webinar designed to equip registered managers with the tools to build stronger, more connected teams that deliver exceptional care while maintaining resilience under pressure.

Why Attend This Webinar?

As a registered manager, you’ve likely seen how the demands of the role impact both your staff’s performance and their well-being. This session offers actionable strategies tailored to the unique challenges of children’s homes, helping you to:

  • Reduce Turnover and Burnout:

    Learn how to foster a culture where staff feel valued, supported, and equipped to stay.

  • Understand Attachment Styles:

    Recognise how your team’s dynamics are influenced by adult attachment behaviours, and discover how to manage them effectively.

  • Improve Team Resilience:

    Gain tools to address secondary trauma, nurture emotional regulation, and ensure a collective sense of safety.

  • Boost Collaboration and Morale:

    Establish trust and openness with strategies from Google’s Project Aristotle and the Secure Base Model.

What You’ll Learn

1. Trauma-Informed Leadership for Teams

Explore the principles of trauma-informed practice and how they apply to team management. Discover:

· How attachment styles influence workplace dynamics.

· Practical ways to identify and address secondary trauma.

· Methods to create emotional safety and trust in your team.

2. Recognising and Managing Attachment Styles

Staff bring their own attachment experiences to work, shaping how they relate to you, colleagues, and children. You’ll learn to spot key behaviours and provide tailored support for:

· Secure staff: Confident and collaborative but in need of growth opportunities.

· Avoidant staff: Independent yet often resistant to seeking help.

· Ambivalent (anxious) staff: Eager to please but in need of reassurance and guidance.

These insights will empower you to foster healthier professional relationships, improve communication, and build a secure foundation for team success.

3. Insights from High-Performing Teams

Learn from Google’s groundbreaking Project Aristotle study on effective teams, including:

· Creating psychological safety where ideas and risks are welcomed.

· Building dependability through clear roles and expectations.

· Establishing meaning and purpose in your team’s daily work.

4. Resilience-Building Strategies

Leave with practical tools to strengthen your team’s resilience, including:

· Techniques to regulate emotions under pressure.

· Frameworks for reflective supervision to foster growth and accountability.

· Activities to celebrate achievements and encourage collective learning.

What you'll get?

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Your Expert Host

Helen Knowling, Development Lead at Proactive Approaches, combines years of expertise in trauma-informed care and leadership development.

She specialises in turning challenges into opportunities, helping managers build teams that not only perform but thrive.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is ideal for:

  • Registered Managers leading children’s homes.

  • Team Leaders overseeing care teams.

  • Senior Leaders seeking to create more effective and supportive workplace cultures.

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Reserve Your Spot Today

Don’t wait to take the first step toward transforming your team. Secure your free place in this impactful session and gain the tools you need to create a supportive, resilient, and high-performing culture in your children’s home.