Boarding On Insanity Webinar 1 - The Hidden Wounds of Boarding School
The Hidden Wounds of Boarding School – A New Opportunity for Understanding
https://www.boardingoninsanity.com/
Theme: What are the hidden wounds of boarding?
Panel: Dr Suzanne Zeedyk PhD: Developmental Psychologist & Author of Sabre Tooth Tigers & Teddy Bears
Dr Warren Larkin PhD: Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Managing Director, Warren Larkin Associates Ltd & Author of 'The Adverse Childhood Experiences Card Deck' & 'Trauma and Psychosis - new directions for theory and therapy'
Simon Partridge: Simon is a writer, researcher and a founding director of the London ACEs Hub. He continues to explore and write, from lived experience, about the linkage between early attachment deficits and ACEs.
Morag Edwards: Morag Edwards has spent over 30 years as an educational psychologist and uses her knowledge of child development to shape fictional characters in both historical and contemporary fiction.
Questions:
Morag: What is boarding school syndrome?
Morag: What is the ABCD of boarding school syndrome?
Simon/Morag/ Suzanne: Why are the wounds of boarding school usually hidden?
Simon/ Morag/ Suzanne: What are the long term psychological and emotional impacts of boarding school?
Simon/ Morag: What is the difference between male and female boarding?
Suzanne: Do you think boarding school trauma has been left out of the trauma movement? Does there need to be a change in that? Tell us more.
Warren: The hidden cost of childhood trauma - what are some of the figures?
Warren: What is some of the work that you have been doing around ACEs and trauma in schools?
Warren: How would you approach bringing trauma informed approaches into boarding schools?
Warren: How could we set up some standards for boarding schools? What would good look like?
Warren: What would be the importance of doing routine enquiry into those who have attended boarding schools?
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