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‘The Best Nest’ activity uses the idea of a bird’s nest to help children explore safety, comfort, belonging and change in a gentle, creative way.

The ‘Journey of Feelings’ activity helps children recognise emotions, learn simple coping strategies and understand that feelings can change over time.

Help a young person build a 'sand world' using natural objects and characters to act out their own adventures.

Stick Insects Have Feelings Too! is an activity that normalises talking about feelings with another person instead of holding them inside.

Help young people reflect on their feelings about their own journeys - past, present or future.

Help children explore their identity, values, interests and what makes them unique.

Help children and young people explore their inner worlds and personal journeys through mystic storytelling, character creation and imaginative play.

Make a dream catcher to hold a young person’s hopes and dreams for the future.

Five ways you can incorporate play into Creative Life Story Work.

Talk about the full scope of emotions we may experience, while drawing and making together.

Five ways you can build safe foundations for life story work.

Draw a mind-map, create a passport to your future, and a passport stamp.