What is PACE ?
 
PACE was developed by Dr Dan Hughes more than 20 years ago , as an effective way of thinking , communicating and behaviour. Its aim is to foster safety in children , young people and vulnerable adults
By implementing Playfulness , Acceptance , Curiosity and Empathy in particular ways it strengthens and supports relationships , gradually building trust and a sense of safety .
 
What are the benefits of investing in PACE training ?
 
The principles of PACE offer a framework for staff , which helps them gain a greater understanding of the children , young people and vulnerable adults in their care .
Resulting in calmer environments in the workplace , classroom etc , lessening distractions and disturbances .
 
After Covid many children and young people have shown signs of Trauma and PACE is a proven tool to help adults /staff be better
attuned and more confident at supporting these children and young people 
 
Who is PACE for ?
 
PACE is documented to help :
 
Children's  Residential Settings 
 
Schools Pastoral and SEND teams 
 
Colleges Student Support Services 
 
foster carers 
 
WHY ME ?
 
I have a proven tracked record of teaching and training and working with lived experience .
I have worked previously in residential settings from 2009 and currently support companies within that sector .
I am passionate about helping empower staff to bring their best A game , as our young people and children deserve this and PACE builds confidence and also improves communication skills within a workplace setting .
OfSTED  view PACE favourably , as deeper relationships and better outcomes are observed .If you would like to know more about the 1 Day training please get in touch