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Welcome to Happy Days ~ Early Intervention Resources. Designed for Children, Young People and Adults to identify / express difficulties / needs. Social Activity Resources for people living with Dementia. Enriched Care Workshops for Residential Care Homes - Assisted Living - Volunteers - Families - Carers: Memory Boxes - Sorting Boxes - Conversation Prompts - Games + more. Shop at: www.happydayspublishing.co.uk and www.dementiaworkshop.co.uk Donations to Blackpool Carers' Centre

Saturday 29 December 2012

Call out to Schools and Young Carers Centres: Early Intervention Resources for Younger Children

On the rectangular table today - or rather, spread across my office / study / every possible flat surface is the brand new series of interactive activity pages for school and support workers to help younger children identify difficulties or broader needs.

Designed to assist early intervention and help care services be better placed to provide support, a collection of interactive colourful pages have been developed to help young children express any practical, physical, emotional or social difficulties they may be experiencing.

Please contact me for more information:

email me at happydayspublishing@yahoo.co.uk

contact details website: www.happydayspublishing.co.uk

facebook: www.facebook.com/happydayspublishing

twitter: twitter.com/HappyDaysPages

Thanks, Gillian

Gillian Hesketh MA

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Founder of ‘Happy Days Publishing, writer of 'A Shared Journey' and dedicated to bringing the Happy Days projects to fruition, I am passionate about Creative Interactive Resources and Activities as a visual aid to help Children, Young People and Adults with personal, physical or emotional difficulties, identify, express and communicate their needs, wants and wishes in order to gain a more positive sense of self and greater sense of well-being.  Studying for a degree in English Literature and Linguistics and an MA in Creative Writing, I recognised the connection between writing and expressing emotion and how this may benefit people in the on-going-ness of life.   Always turning negatives into positives, I'm a firm believer that it's never too late to learn, re-learn or re-understand life around us.  I am interested in all types of Creative Art, particularly Writing and Drawing as a platform for self discovery and self expression; emotion, opinion, to support well-being, develop a sense of mastery and ownership.   Happy Days Interactive Activity Pages are based on my studies: Language and Power - Speech and Thought - Memory and Reminiscence; recalling past events and experiences to aid thought processes, prompt conversation and expression; instigate interaction and activity and positive outcomes. Exploration of behaviour theories and therapies, case-studies, social and emotional issues and continued research of all subject matter are at the core of Happy Days - Shared Journeys.  Passionate about bringing resources to benefit others, I relish in language change, metaphor, themed texture and colour which I use as a platform to face social, personal, contemporary and sensitive issues in a colourful, easy-to-use and enjoyable format.   I have co-organised Creative Writing workshops where I recognised that the materials I had developed were helping people express their needs, wants, wishes and hopes.  I am a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, an active member of two writing groups and write poetry.  Helping to make a difference is paramount to me.   It's not always what you write ~ it's what happens when you do.   Gillian email: happydayspublishing@yahoo.co.uk. Website: www.happydayspublishing.co.uk Happy Days, Gillian

Happy Days Publishing ........ Creative Caring ........ Dementia Workshops ....... School Support

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Saturday 29 December 2012

Call out to Schools and Young Carers Centres: Early Intervention Resources for Younger Children

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