We’re delighted to announce an incredible opportunity for early years educators to access world-renowned Emotion Coaching training, fully funded by the Stronger Practice Hub.
About the Programme
The SPH is recruiting 40 early years settings from our region to take part in this evidence-based CPD programme. We’re offering two cohorts, 20 places for a face-to-face programme in Bristol and 20 places for an online programme.
This training is open to early years educators working in PVIs, maintained nursery schools, and nursery and reception educators in schools. Typically costing £380 per person, this programme is being fully funded by the Stronger Practice Hub at no cost to settings.
What is Emotion Coaching?
Emotion Coaching is a powerful approach to supporting children’s emotional and behavioural wellbeing. It helps children better understand and manage their emotions, building resilience, well-being, and stronger relationships. This evidence-based programme has been successfully delivered to thousands of people around the world and works for all children, including those with additional needs.
The programme includes two full-day core workshops covering the neuroscience of self-regulation, the Emotion Coaching framework, and practical strategies, plus two follow-on reflective sessions to deepen practice and build community.
Programme Schedules
Cohort 1: Face-to-Face in Bristol (venue TBC)
- Thursday 15 January & Thursday 22 January, 9:30am – 3:30pm
- Follow-ups: Thursday 5 February & Wednesday 25 February, 3:30 – 5:00pm
Cohort 2: Online
- Thursday 19 February & Monday 23 February, 9:30am – 3:30pm
- Follow-ups: Thursday 5 March & Tuesday 17 March, 3:30 – 5:00pm
How to Apply
Complete an Expression of Interest Form by 12th December. We aim to confirm places before Christmas. If oversubscribed, we may need to prioritise settings in areas of deprivation.
For full details about Emotion Coaching and the course content, visit our Evidence-Based CPD Programmes page or read the Emotion Coaching Information document.
For any questions, please email: sph@beyth.co.uk.
