“I will make sessions more interactive with group discussion and activities. I found this training and resources really useful.”
Warrington Borough Council
Leslie M Gutman, PhD
UCL Centre for Behaviour Change
Helena, Thank-you so much for last night…. Parents were very appreciative and I think we can build on this for the future…. Once again many thanks for an informative and useful talk.
Sir Thomas Rich’s School, Gloucs
PSHE Coordinator
It is a rare thing to find an organisation who really understands how to reach young people in different year groups effectively. AETs resources are pitched brilliantly for different age groups and the activities are just the sort of active and engaging activities which make for effective PSHE.
Chew Valley School, Bristol
I think one of the key strengths of the Talk About Trust's approach is that it is realistic and does not patronise parents or students. The information is delivered in an unbiased way that is clear and succinct.
DTHS
You are really an inspiration on all the amazing work you do both professionally and personally. The session was also really great and the students loved the active participation.
UCL Centre for Behaviour Change
University College London
Teachers have a range of experience and expertise and in most cases have a firm idea of what they wish to teach about alcohol and other substances. Against this background, the Talk About Trust has developed a series of resources that allows teachers to ‘pick and mix’ suitable resources by ability, knowledge, experience, time available and age group to complement the subjects they wish to cover
Helena Conibear
Founder
Talk About Trust