About Protective Behaviours Consortium Pbc
The Protective Behaviours Consortium CIC (PBC) is the national organisation for Protective Behaviours.
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Protective Behaviours Consortium Pbc Description
The Protective Behaviours Consortium CIC (PBC) is the national organisation for Protective Behaviours in the UK and has international links. PBC is a Community Interest Company that has made a legal commitment to demonstrating benefit to the community through its activities.
The Protective Behaviours Consortium will provide the quality assurance and national voice for everyone involved in the field of Protective Behaviours.
The goals for the Protective Behaviours Consortium are to:
• Preserve the integrity of the Protective Behaviours Process for future generations
• Protect the fidelity of the unique suite of Protective Behaviours Courses, programmes and services.
• Provide quality assurance for the public through best practice, national standards and accreditation, and the development of a Protective Behaviours quality mark
• Work for the practitioners, service / training providers and organisations offering Protective Behaviours practice that make up the national Protective Behaviours community, bringing them together, raising the profile of the their work and sharing innovative practice. As a consortium PBs based organisations will have the opportunity to develop partnerships and be in a stronger position to seek funding.
The Protective Behaviours Consortium has a strong inter-relationship with the Feeling Safe Foundation, a social, ethical and ideological body promoting everyone’s right to feel safe. It will support the Protective Behaviours Consortium by carrying out research, influencing policy, providing advocacy for all groups in society and attracting investment. Importantly, it will continue to develop the understanding and extent of Protective Behaviours expertise nationally and internationally through the profound recognition of the importance of ‘feeling safe’ as a fundamental human right.
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PBC accredited Foundation Level Protective Behaviours 2 day course - 4th & 5th July. Only £100 for professionals based in Worcestershire - save £200! Learn more here: https://www.protectivebehavioursconsortiu m.co.uk/…/pbc_foun… And book your place now - https://www.protectivebehavioursconsortiu m.co.uk/ind-course…
Today is #InternationalDayofHappiness2019 😀 The International Day of Happiness is celebrated worldwide every March 20 by 193 countries, and was conceptualised and founded by philanthropist, activist, statesman, and prominent United Nations special advisor Jayme Illien to inspire, mobilise, and advance the global happiness movement.
In #ProtectiveBehaviours, feeling happy reflects how safe a person feels based on a feeling of inner contentment. Therefore, nothing can 'make' s...omeone feel safe as an external construct, it is simply how we feel! Thinking about a Safe Place enables people to think through how feeling safe feels and what it might look like in a visual sense, and it is often a place where a person feels happy. This is important in terms of the violence and uncertainty in the World today. Are happy people violent? Do people who feel content hurt others? Do people who feel equal and safe discriminate and victimise?
Today offers the opportunity to reflect on the importance of happiness in our lives.
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Here are more of our #ProtectiveBehaviours hand messages in support of #CSEDay19
#CSEDay19 a day to remind everyone how important it is to teach children #ProtectiveBehaviours. Let’s end all forms of exploitation by equipping individuals with the skills to keep themselves feeling safe.
This is what a very special women was doing very early this morning, having put on a major event last night, on International Women’s Day - so inspiring!
How are you celebrating equality for women on International Women’s Day 2019? This is how Debs Blease and Maria Huffer did it. Congratulations Stacey-Jade Mason and C.O.V for a powerful, tough, strong and awesome event celebrating women and working towards ending violence against women. Beautiful, heart rendering, heart warming poetry from women and men. #ProtectiveBehaviours talked about passionately by Stacey - so inspiring! The young women’s art is on display today at Cove...ntry Library - all welcome. Another fabulous event today to join: 💜 *IWD 19 - Int'l Headdress Tea Party*
Celebrating International Inspirational Women
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Please forward to friends & family in Birmingham who may be interested 👉
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It’s World Book Day! My favourite Protective Behaviours Book is the enduring Huge Bag Of Worries by Virginia Ironside. What’s your favourite story book for using in PB work?
Impressive work from an impressive organisation, using Protective Behaviours internationally
We know unwritten rules have a powerful effect on people’s lives and we need Protective Behaviours to find a way to feel safe again
Exiting see all the great Wellbeing exhibitors @bestyouexpo. Congratulations Jacqui Sansom for promoting your great new parenting programme. Looking forward to working with you on your PB journey to becoming a trainer. Photos: Jacqui with Rachel Kent, PB Trainer #ProtectiveBehaviours
Today is TIME TO TALK DAY! This is such an important initiative and reminds us all to use our Protective Behaviours skills to have a conversation with someone. It could be life saving! https://www.time-to-change.org.uk/time-ta lk-day And Read this blog about understanding child mental health issues. You may be surprised about some of the facts relating to the number of males v females affected by mental health difficulties. Well worth the time to read it. Read the blog at:... https://blog.ons.gov.uk/…/childrens-men tal-health-understa…/
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A smarter PBC in 2019 - https://mailchi.mp/92140d357d05/a-smarter -pbc-in-2019
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