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

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

Sunday, 25 November 2012

Early Intervention for Young Carers Support Teams ...

Happy Days Publishing

Creative Writing & Drawing Interactive Activity Pages

for Support Workers working with Young Carers or Students

Write ~ Draw ~ Talk

Choose follow-on sequence or individual pages

1 Introductions / Guides & Tips / Assessment Framework
2 About Me
3 Who Can Help Me ?
4 Identify Feelings
5 Identify Needs
6 Dealing with Issues: Bullying / Exams / Peer Pressure
7 Recognise Change
8 Reconstruction / Motivation / Goals
9 Achievement / Self-Care

Also Available:

Specified Issues / Templates / Feed-back Forms

Please phone to discuss requirements, a visit or samples; Gillian Hesketh

at www.happydayspublishing.co.uk or email happydayspublishing@yahoo.co.uk

HAPPY DAYS PUBLISHING LTD. CWIP 1/3/2012 © All rights reserved. This document may not be copied in whole or part by any other person without express permission of Happy Days Publishing Ltd. www.happydayspublishing.co.uk

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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

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