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Supporting the development of confident, curious, creative and capable children and young people.A series of webinars exploring issues that can impact children and young people's social and emotional development.We help you to develop confident, curious, creative and capable children and young people.A series of webinars exploring issues that can impact children and young people's social and emotional development.Grounded in established neuroscience, attachment theory, child development, and play and the creative arts.Find out more about the Thrive Approach and its impact by joining our Relationship Managers for a webinar with Q&A session.Thrive training is not like any other training you will have experienced: do not expect to be instructed from the front!A series of webinars exploring issues that can impact children and young people's social and emotional development.Grounded in established neuroscience, attachment theory, child development, and play and the creative arts.Thrive is committed to helping develop confident, curious, creative and capable children and young people.Thrive has developed a specific way of working with all children that supports their social and emotional wellbeing. We were very close and she was always by my side.

She didn’t have loads of friends, but I think she wanted it that way and she had a few very close friends. I chose this because one of my last memories of Maisie was of her trailing her hand through the one at our local retail park.“We are having raised beds made from railway sleepers which have been donated and will be filled with herbs and sensory plants – being supplied at cost by a local garden centre. Umm so this person not saying names keeps attacking me daph and Ruthy but little does she know I got i second channel But I am sorry if I am the one who got you two attacked. I will also be making search cards with ‘What can you see, hear, smell, taste, feel?’“It will be an amazing space for children to be able to enjoy for years to come.”We will use your information to subscribe you to our newsletter and other news that we think may be of interest to you. The THRIVE training programme aims to help teachers and school staff identify children who might be unhappy, worried or suicidal.

I know they had fallings out and there were stresses and worries but I thought those were just normal teenage things.‘She didn’t leave any letters or anything explaining why. Sadly June 2017 Maisie took her own life, another life was taken by suicide. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you agree with our terms. Before this relationship, I was always happy and content within my life.

‘Help Me, I’m Fine’ chosen as Thrive’s charity of the year When Thrive heard about Help Me, I’m Fine, a charity set up by Helen Cousin after tragically losing her teenage daughter, Maisie, to suicide in June 2017, it decided to nominate them as the Thrive charity of the year and fundraise for a sensory garden at Misterton Primary School.

There are kids out there, like Maisie, who don’t talk about their problems or seem to be upset. Campaign. This summed it up for me.’She decided she wanted to do something positive with the note and approached the Lapel Pin Company which made 750 badges.Within days of their arrival, they had all gone and Helen is now using their sale to raise money for Papyrus.Helen is fundraising for Papyrus and also to raise money to build a sensory garden at the primary school where she works.And, despite still struggling to come to terms with her grief, she is determined to speak out to help other children.She said: ‘Maisie was a fantastic daughter. She is an incredible woman who I admire, she is a true inspiration.

I have, in storage, a large wooden hare, a wind-chime, three wall dragonflies, fish on sticks to put by the pond area and metal butterflies. Our campaign challenges that. When people ask how we are, we often reply with "I'm fine", even when we're not. The sensory garden will have a decking area and in the centre of this there will be a stunning spherical, sandstone water feature. We have lavender ready and plan to grow plants such as grasses and lamb’s ears that the children can touch.

She was doing well at school.

I have so many unanswered questions but now I just want to raise money and awareness so maybe I can stop another family having to go through this.’To support Helen’s Help Me, I’m Fine campaign visit For emotional support you can call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on Bright pink supercar left mangled after driver lost control in 20mph zoneNurse who said 'telling people bad news made her ill' tried to sue hospitalCars float off outside hospital as violent storms batter Britain during heatwaveManchester Crown Court forced to stay closed after staff outbreakGCSE and A-level students can use mock results to apply for university and jobsLearn how to retrain for a job in health and social careScottish area famous for twins sees nine sets join primary schoolsChildren made to sit in boxes to keep them apart as they return to school in ThailandArmy major on trial for raping female captain claims he is the victimUK enters deepest recession on record as economy shrinks by 20.4%‘Large wildcat’ spotted strolling through a park during the heatwaveFour-month-old baby fighting for life in hospital as two arrested for assaultWhat are your rights if it’s too hot to work from home – can you refuse to work? I had friends, family, a good school life and was happy with myself as a person.

In her memory Maisie's mum Helen has been raising funds to help others in similar situations.