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Combining professional practice, the 'science' behind it, and powerful lived experiences, this book offers a true insight into cultivating belonging as an antidote to trauma. It is an essential read for all those who are supporting children and young people, including education practitioners, leaders, social workers, CAMHS and families.
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Combining professional practice, the 'science' behind it, and powerful lived experiences, this book offers a true insight into cultivating belonging as an antidote to trauma. It is an essential read for all those who are supporting children and young people, including education practitioners, leaders, social workers, CAMHS and families.
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- Erscheinungstermin: 2. Mai 2025
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Dr Lisa Cherry is a leading international trainer, specialising in assisting professionals working with vulnerable children and families to understand trauma, recovery and resilience. She is the Director of Trauma Informed Consultancy Services, an organisation which provides a holistic approach to supporting those working in universal, targeted or specialist settings, services and systems. Lisa brings over three decades of working in educational and social care settings and a 30-year journey of recovery in overcoming her own experiences of trauma.
Foreword xi
Collective Care xiv
Acknowledgements xvii
Introduction 1
References 6
PART ONE Weaving the Web of Belonging: The Historical Weaving of
Unbelonging 7
1 It Starts With Us 9
Introduction 9
My Relationship with Belonging 10
School Exclusion and Belonging 11
Education and Belonging 12
Professional Experience and Belonging 13
Data or Wisdom 14
Summary 14
References 16
2 Carrying the Burden of the Past 17
Introduction 17
Historical Exploration 17
Legislation 18
Unbelonging 21
Education and Children's Social Care 22
Recent Legislation 24
Summary 28
References and Bibliography 30
3 The Stigma Wound 32
Introduction 32
Research Themes 33
Stigma and Movement 33
Types of Movement 39
Types of Stigma 42
Trauma and Stigma 48
Memories 50
Stigma and Power 53
Aspects of Power 55
Summary 57
References and Bibliography 60
4 The Impact of Unbelonging 61
Introduction 61
Language 63
Language and Labelling 65
Children in Care 66
School Exclusion 69
Exclusion and Children in Care 69
Trauma 73
Belonging 75
Underpinning Theoretical Frameworks for Thinking about Belonging 76
Contemporary Comprehensions of Belonging 79
Developing a Trauma-informed Culture 81
Summary 87
References and Bibliography 89
PART TWO Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: Contemporary Opportunities to
Weave 99
5 Language That Heals 101
Introduction 101
Historical Overview 101
Importance of Language 103
Where Does Language Sit in Practice? 108
Speaking in Acronyms 111
Interpretation and Internalisation 112
The Language of Trauma and Stigma 114
Self-forgiveness 117
Summary 117
References and Bibliography 119
6 Leadership is a Verb 122
Introduction 122
Being a Leader is more than a Job Title 123
Creating Meaningful Connections 125
Emotional Intelligence 128
Summary 130
References and Bibliography 132
7 Intersection and Intersectionality 133
Introduction 133
Care as a Defining Experience 134
Positionality 135
Additional Needs 136
Mental Health, SEND and Wellbeing 138
Naming Exclusion 139
Racism 141
Endurance 145
Summary 146
References and Bibliography 148
PART THREE Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: FACES, SPACES and PLACES 153
8 FACES That Make a Difference 155
Introduction 155
FACES 155
Finding FACES 158
Summary 161
9 SPACES That Make a Difference 163
Introduction 163
Movement 166
Finding Belonging 168
Summary 169
References and Bibliography 170
10 PLACES That Make a Difference 172
Introduction 172
Summary 176
Bibliography 177
11 Beyond Practice 178
Introduction 178
Doing Better in Policy 178
Doing Better in Practice 181
Doing Better in Research 182
Summary 182
12 Closing Words 184
Prologue 187
Index 188
Collective Care xiv
Acknowledgements xvii
Introduction 1
References 6
PART ONE Weaving the Web of Belonging: The Historical Weaving of
Unbelonging 7
1 It Starts With Us 9
Introduction 9
My Relationship with Belonging 10
School Exclusion and Belonging 11
Education and Belonging 12
Professional Experience and Belonging 13
Data or Wisdom 14
Summary 14
References 16
2 Carrying the Burden of the Past 17
Introduction 17
Historical Exploration 17
Legislation 18
Unbelonging 21
Education and Children's Social Care 22
Recent Legislation 24
Summary 28
References and Bibliography 30
3 The Stigma Wound 32
Introduction 32
Research Themes 33
Stigma and Movement 33
Types of Movement 39
Types of Stigma 42
Trauma and Stigma 48
Memories 50
Stigma and Power 53
Aspects of Power 55
Summary 57
References and Bibliography 60
4 The Impact of Unbelonging 61
Introduction 61
Language 63
Language and Labelling 65
Children in Care 66
School Exclusion 69
Exclusion and Children in Care 69
Trauma 73
Belonging 75
Underpinning Theoretical Frameworks for Thinking about Belonging 76
Contemporary Comprehensions of Belonging 79
Developing a Trauma-informed Culture 81
Summary 87
References and Bibliography 89
PART TWO Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: Contemporary Opportunities to
Weave 99
5 Language That Heals 101
Introduction 101
Historical Overview 101
Importance of Language 103
Where Does Language Sit in Practice? 108
Speaking in Acronyms 111
Interpretation and Internalisation 112
The Language of Trauma and Stigma 114
Self-forgiveness 117
Summary 117
References and Bibliography 119
6 Leadership is a Verb 122
Introduction 122
Being a Leader is more than a Job Title 123
Creating Meaningful Connections 125
Emotional Intelligence 128
Summary 130
References and Bibliography 132
7 Intersection and Intersectionality 133
Introduction 133
Care as a Defining Experience 134
Positionality 135
Additional Needs 136
Mental Health, SEND and Wellbeing 138
Naming Exclusion 139
Racism 141
Endurance 145
Summary 146
References and Bibliography 148
PART THREE Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: FACES, SPACES and PLACES 153
8 FACES That Make a Difference 155
Introduction 155
FACES 155
Finding FACES 158
Summary 161
9 SPACES That Make a Difference 163
Introduction 163
Movement 166
Finding Belonging 168
Summary 169
References and Bibliography 170
10 PLACES That Make a Difference 172
Introduction 172
Summary 176
Bibliography 177
11 Beyond Practice 178
Introduction 178
Doing Better in Policy 178
Doing Better in Practice 181
Doing Better in Research 182
Summary 182
12 Closing Words 184
Prologue 187
Index 188
Foreword xi
Collective Care xiv
Acknowledgements xvii
Introduction 1
References 6
PART ONE Weaving the Web of Belonging: The Historical Weaving of
Unbelonging 7
1 It Starts With Us 9
Introduction 9
My Relationship with Belonging 10
School Exclusion and Belonging 11
Education and Belonging 12
Professional Experience and Belonging 13
Data or Wisdom 14
Summary 14
References 16
2 Carrying the Burden of the Past 17
Introduction 17
Historical Exploration 17
Legislation 18
Unbelonging 21
Education and Children's Social Care 22
Recent Legislation 24
Summary 28
References and Bibliography 30
3 The Stigma Wound 32
Introduction 32
Research Themes 33
Stigma and Movement 33
Types of Movement 39
Types of Stigma 42
Trauma and Stigma 48
Memories 50
Stigma and Power 53
Aspects of Power 55
Summary 57
References and Bibliography 60
4 The Impact of Unbelonging 61
Introduction 61
Language 63
Language and Labelling 65
Children in Care 66
School Exclusion 69
Exclusion and Children in Care 69
Trauma 73
Belonging 75
Underpinning Theoretical Frameworks for Thinking about Belonging 76
Contemporary Comprehensions of Belonging 79
Developing a Trauma-informed Culture 81
Summary 87
References and Bibliography 89
PART TWO Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: Contemporary Opportunities to
Weave 99
5 Language That Heals 101
Introduction 101
Historical Overview 101
Importance of Language 103
Where Does Language Sit in Practice? 108
Speaking in Acronyms 111
Interpretation and Internalisation 112
The Language of Trauma and Stigma 114
Self-forgiveness 117
Summary 117
References and Bibliography 119
6 Leadership is a Verb 122
Introduction 122
Being a Leader is more than a Job Title 123
Creating Meaningful Connections 125
Emotional Intelligence 128
Summary 130
References and Bibliography 132
7 Intersection and Intersectionality 133
Introduction 133
Care as a Defining Experience 134
Positionality 135
Additional Needs 136
Mental Health, SEND and Wellbeing 138
Naming Exclusion 139
Racism 141
Endurance 145
Summary 146
References and Bibliography 148
PART THREE Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: FACES, SPACES and PLACES 153
8 FACES That Make a Difference 155
Introduction 155
FACES 155
Finding FACES 158
Summary 161
9 SPACES That Make a Difference 163
Introduction 163
Movement 166
Finding Belonging 168
Summary 169
References and Bibliography 170
10 PLACES That Make a Difference 172
Introduction 172
Summary 176
Bibliography 177
11 Beyond Practice 178
Introduction 178
Doing Better in Policy 178
Doing Better in Practice 181
Doing Better in Research 182
Summary 182
12 Closing Words 184
Prologue 187
Index 188
Collective Care xiv
Acknowledgements xvii
Introduction 1
References 6
PART ONE Weaving the Web of Belonging: The Historical Weaving of
Unbelonging 7
1 It Starts With Us 9
Introduction 9
My Relationship with Belonging 10
School Exclusion and Belonging 11
Education and Belonging 12
Professional Experience and Belonging 13
Data or Wisdom 14
Summary 14
References 16
2 Carrying the Burden of the Past 17
Introduction 17
Historical Exploration 17
Legislation 18
Unbelonging 21
Education and Children's Social Care 22
Recent Legislation 24
Summary 28
References and Bibliography 30
3 The Stigma Wound 32
Introduction 32
Research Themes 33
Stigma and Movement 33
Types of Movement 39
Types of Stigma 42
Trauma and Stigma 48
Memories 50
Stigma and Power 53
Aspects of Power 55
Summary 57
References and Bibliography 60
4 The Impact of Unbelonging 61
Introduction 61
Language 63
Language and Labelling 65
Children in Care 66
School Exclusion 69
Exclusion and Children in Care 69
Trauma 73
Belonging 75
Underpinning Theoretical Frameworks for Thinking about Belonging 76
Contemporary Comprehensions of Belonging 79
Developing a Trauma-informed Culture 81
Summary 87
References and Bibliography 89
PART TWO Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: Contemporary Opportunities to
Weave 99
5 Language That Heals 101
Introduction 101
Historical Overview 101
Importance of Language 103
Where Does Language Sit in Practice? 108
Speaking in Acronyms 111
Interpretation and Internalisation 112
The Language of Trauma and Stigma 114
Self-forgiveness 117
Summary 117
References and Bibliography 119
6 Leadership is a Verb 122
Introduction 122
Being a Leader is more than a Job Title 123
Creating Meaningful Connections 125
Emotional Intelligence 128
Summary 130
References and Bibliography 132
7 Intersection and Intersectionality 133
Introduction 133
Care as a Defining Experience 134
Positionality 135
Additional Needs 136
Mental Health, SEND and Wellbeing 138
Naming Exclusion 139
Racism 141
Endurance 145
Summary 146
References and Bibliography 148
PART THREE Reconceptualising Weaving the Web: FACES, SPACES and PLACES 153
8 FACES That Make a Difference 155
Introduction 155
FACES 155
Finding FACES 158
Summary 161
9 SPACES That Make a Difference 163
Introduction 163
Movement 166
Finding Belonging 168
Summary 169
References and Bibliography 170
10 PLACES That Make a Difference 172
Introduction 172
Summary 176
Bibliography 177
11 Beyond Practice 178
Introduction 178
Doing Better in Policy 178
Doing Better in Practice 181
Doing Better in Research 182
Summary 182
12 Closing Words 184
Prologue 187
Index 188