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This was a really thought provoking piece from Ruth - though I am still uncertain where I sit with the term 'social prescribing' - I fear that to some extent, it medicalises community, the natural world, connection, volunteering, music, the arts etc. Great to your thoughts too colleagues :)

edpsy@edpsy.bsky.social · last yr.

🌟New edpsy blog Delighted to share our latest blog from Ruth, which explores the potential for social prescribing to enhance young people's mental health and wellbeing Read here: edpsy.org.uk/blog/2025/so... #edpsychs #socialprescribing @psychmag.bsky.social @bpsofficial.bsky.social

Image shows a quote from the blog by Ruth Farrimond-Goff: "Youth social prescribing offers an exciting opportunity to reimagine how we support the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people"

Blackburn with Darwen’s EP Team are planning to deliver training to all our special schools from September. Have any of my fellow EPs developed ELSA training for special schools? If so, could we please connect? 🤓🌞

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Check this out in one of our Blackburn with Darwen schools. A book vending machine! How cool. And what fun and value it places on books:-) oh it’s made my day 🌞🤓💓📚👦🚸 cute

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in 1971, Bernard Coard's book exposed how 'Schools for the Educationally Subnormal' framed Black children as allegedly linguistically and intellectually deficient, and incapable of participating in mainstream education. its continued relevance means it should be compulsory reading for all teachers.

front cover of 'How the West Indian Child is Made Educationally Sub-normal in the British School System' by Bernard Coard