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Embark on a journey aimed at fostering positive change in the lives of young people with Tish Feilden, experienced teacher, psychotherapist, author and co-founder of the charity, Jamie’s Farm.
Join Tish as she delves into the intricate dynamics of nurturing positive pathways for young people. Through conversations with educators, young people and experts, Tish and her guests uncover the root causes of challenging behaviours.
With a dedicated focus on promoting a strengths-based approach that champions positivity and resilience, Tish explores strategies to guide both young people and adults
Join Tish as she delves into the intricate dynamics of nurturing positive pathways for young people. Through conversations with educators, young people and experts, Tish and her guests uncover the root causes of challenging behaviours.
With a dedicated focus on promoting a strengths-based approach that champions positivity and resilience, Tish explores strategies to guide both young people and adults
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 48 days
Average audio length:
21 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
24 episodes
since April 28, 2021
episodic
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Morgan was bullied at school and found it hard to make friends. At the time he came to Jamie’s Farm aged 13 he had fallen in with the wrong crowd and was doing noticeably worse at school. He says that he could easily have gone off the rails, but that his visit to the farm helped him gain the confid…
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Like many young people today, Iram suffered from anxiety and was crippled with shyness when she came to Jamie’s Farm aged 14. Having grown up in care, she says that many decisions about her life were made by others and that she hadn’t learned to speak up for herself. This held her back at school be…
John Bosco grew up in Nigeria, but says there was so much violence where they lived that his family decided he'd be safer abroad. He arrived in Heathrow as an unaccompanied asylum seeker aged 15. There are now more than 7000 asylum-seeking children in the UK. John Bosco's honest account is a rare o…
When he was 12 George didn’t really speak, especially around people he didn’t know. He has Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD, but this wasn’t diagnosed until later in life. He says this meant he sometimes exploded with frustration, and often got into fights. George didn’t feel like he fitted in a…
When Adele visited Jamie’s Farm aged 13 she was at risk of exclusion from school. She says she found it hard to concentrate and was always getting sent out of class. Ever rebellious, she refused to get off the bus when she first arrived at the farm, but credits her experiences there with a change i…
Riley grew up in care, and came to Jamie’s Farm when he was 14 years old full of energy and struggling to find his place in the world. Having often been let down by the adults around him, he protected himself by anticipating rejection and failure, putting on a hard front and looking for approval in…
A podcast for adults, parents and teachers revealing how young people – in their own words – found their way and what made a difference.
We hear it all the time: teenagers today are in crisis. From mental health struggles and screen addiction to rising truancy and disengagement from their education…
Join Tish and Ellie, a secondary school early career teacher, as they explore the transformative power of 'fresh starts' in the spirit of spring and a new term.
In this episode of the Cultivating Change podcast, Tish speaks with Glen, a teacher who grew up and currently teaches in London.
The pair discuss the changing landscape of modern childhood, and the challenges that this comes with.
Children are not born bad yet can sometimes bring their 'worst' self to school. What is the context of young people struggling to self-regulate? Tish takes a look at the broader picture joining up her knowledge as a psychotherapist and teacher with 14 years of working with children who struggle at …
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