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Never underestimate the anxiety caused by inviting a practitioner to a learning event without offering sufficient preparation & support. Our FREE webinar series & accompanying resources will provide you with the full tool kit. For practitioners & supporting managers. Click here to register for ‘2020 Reboot’ bit.ly/joinsilpcommunity ... See more

What if you understand your role & perform it to a high standard but you can’t spot what’s missing from elsewhere within the review? You may not cross the finishing line. The review is a team project. Sound simple? Well it took me some time to nail this aspect. Click here to register for ‘2020 Reboot’ our FREE webinar series http://bit.ly/joinsilpcommunity ... See more

Why subscribe to the SILP newsletter? Riding the wave of the issues that hit us in reviews can be lonely. Are these local issues? How can we improve this? What’s hitting you in review activity is most likely to be what we are seeing, too. ... See more

Why subscribe to the SILP newsletter? Riding the wave of the issues that hit us in reviews can be lonely. Are these local issues? How can we improve this? What’s hitting you in review activity is most likely to be what we are seeing, too. ... See more

FACT : the digital format for SILP training makes it more accessible. It fits around work & family life more easily than a 3 day attendance. Hence the increased demand for 2020.

But I will need your focus each week. Close your browser, find a quiet room, consume the content & complete your workbook. This is your time. Does this make sense? ... See more

In reviews the focus is more often on shortcomings in practice. We may forget how much we can learn from what went well.

We can write about this in poor outcome cases too. Be transparent. Prepare families for this & what it means for future practice. Don’t lose this valuable learning. Register for our SILP 10th birthday conference 18.06.20 to learn more about prioritising strengths in all reviews http://pos.li/2ev0b3 ... See more

Only 5 days to go til our SILP Mentor Masterclass. Those with most to share have walked the path & made the mistakes. I have. The mentors have. We know how it feels in that first review. What qualities do you look for in a mentor? ... See more

SILP training takes the review step by step, using systems & tools to simplify each stage. It’s practical, requiring you to apply the principles to the case study. We learn from academics, but we don’t teach that way. Is this for you? Enrol here for SILP School 2020 https://pos.li/2evno7 ... See more

Practitioner feedback on a SILP reviewer with 4 years experience at a recent learning event " I was very nervous about attending today but want to thank you for the sensitive way it has been led" Do you feel you have similar qualities? Enrol here for SILP School 2020 http://pos.li/2etoop ... See more

Have you seen this quick guide from SCIE & NICE – Recognising & Responding to domestic violence & abuse?

It covers offering support & referral for protection if needed, too. Could your team use this? ... See more