How can creative activities be used to help children with EBSNA? (Emotionally Based School Non -Attendance)
How can creative activities be used to help children with EBSNA? (Emotionally Based School Non -Attendance)
Based on my observations over the first couple of weeks into the academic year, it may be helpful to gain some ideas on which creative activities can continue to help a child who is showing the early signs of EBSNA, or might be not able to attend school at all as a result of it. These exercises prioritise listening, with your eyes and your heart, for feeling and meaning.
“There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered.”
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