Cornwall Council: Recent Episodes
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Podcasts from Cornwall; from waste to support for families.
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On this podcast we talk about the importance of pre-teen sleep, we discover more about the role of a family worker and we talk about babies
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On this edition we talk about childhood trauma and supporting your children on their learning journey.
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On this episode we talk about how to support your pre-schooler with their learning and development, how to plan celebrations for children with learning disabilities and we explain what a family conference is.
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In this episode we talk about early years funding, the family information service in Cornwall and how to deal with temper tantrums.
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The first phase of the roadmap sees the return of all pupils to schools in Cornwall, but we ask our Public Health team if schools are safe and what young people can do to protect themselves. We also explore the mental health impacts of lockdown and how we can all support each other.
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Hello and welcome to the latest podcast from Together for Families, part of Cornwall Council.
This week we continue looking at the teenage brain, we find out more about dealing with tantrums, but first Karen and Caroline talk about becoming the Owl or the Crocodile.
How are you getting on with those new year resolutions?
If smoking is one thing you want to kick to the curb, we will hear from Gareth from Public Health about breaking the habit, Hannah from Headstart Kernow will remind us to be kind to ourselves and Jack and Craig from Healthy Cornwall talk about looking after our waistlines:
This week we look forward to the fun of the season as we talk to Andy from Cornwall Outdoors about their 'Adventure Calendar', we will also hear from local award winning chef Paul James on how best to have a Christmas dinner on a budget and we talk to Janice from Citizens Advice about your rights and money this month.
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Hello and welcome back to the parenting podcast from Together for Families, part of Cornwall Council. This week we talk about the problems that a sensory overload can cause, we find out more about the #CETHESIGNS campaign about exploitation and we learn more about adoption and hear form some parents that have gone through the process.
For more information on the #CETHESIGNS campaign, please visit: https://ciossafeguarding.org.uk/cethesigns
Welcome back to another Parenting Podcast from Together for Families. This week we talk about good ways of keeping calm, we learn more about the teenage brain and we also talk about the 'C word' - CHRISTMAS!!
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Welcome to the next in our series of Podcasts. Today we focus on getting back into a routine, why teenagers need so much sleep and we also dispel some of the myths around adoption.
In this podcast we are going to talk about the importance of routines, we learn about ADHD and the importance of keeping active.
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The latest from Together for Families - This week we learn how to pick our battles, find out the importance of encouragement and the benefits of nature on our health.
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Together for Families from Cornwall Council, please remember if there is anything you hear in this that you would like more information on, please visit cornwall.gov.uk/togetherforfamilies or supportincornwall.org.uk.
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The summer holidays; a time to relax, chill out and look back on the last year. It’s been an unusual year and we’ve all crawled towards the break, whether you have been home schooling or you’ve been in school, it’;s not the usual end of term. And for some young people, especially those starting school in September for the first time, or those making that move from primary to secondary or secondary to college, the transition can bring about extra worries. This podcast is about the help and support available for those young people and their families:
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We start our Podcast series with some virtual parenting lessons and tips from some of our family workers, from Together for Families
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