We’ve successfully wrapped up our free lunchtime webinar series on Relational Practice with Care Experienced Young People (co-hosted by ThemPra and the National Leaving Care Benchmarking Forum, and funded by Esmée Fairbairn Foundation). Thank you so much to everyone who joined us and contributed to the series!
The webinar series offered a relational way of introducing a collation of resources on relational practice, consisting of our webinar recordings, a series of blogs, how-to-guides and further resources we’ve found along the way. We hope that these will continue to be valuable.
Webinar recordings: You can find the recordings of all 7 webinars on this YouTube playlist.
Blogs: The 10 Relational Practice blogs accompanying the webinar series are all available here on the NLCBF website. This is the key resource for Relational Practice, with links to lots of further resources.
How to guides: We’ve also created guides on how you can use the thematic webinars and activities you can do within your team to dive deeper into the different webinar topics. You can download all of them here.
Overview: In the below table, you can also find details for each webinar separately.
| Webinar | Recording | Blog | How-to-guide |
| 1: Young People’s views | Watch here | Blog 1: Background on the Peer Learning Programme Blog 2: Young people’s views on relationships | Download here |
| 2: Research on the importance of relationships | Watch here | Blog 3: Research on the impact and importance of relationships | Download here |
| 3: Supporting interdependence | Watch here | Blog 4: Using the Relational Universe to support interdependence | Download here |
| 4: Being authentic | Watch here | Blog 5: Using the 3 Ps to be authentic in practice | Download here |
| 5: Love in Professional Practice | Watch here | Blog 6: Love in professional practice | Download here |
| 6: Relational Reflection and Evaluation | Watch here | Blog 7: Resources that can help reflection and discussion about relationships Blog 8: Relational evaluation | Download here |
| 7: Our toolkit treasure trove | Watch here | Blog 9: More resources than you could ever need Blog 10: National policy levers for relational practice |
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