Quick wins for student self-regulation: free 30-minute expert guide
Author Maria Buttuller
Date 30th Jan 2025
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As we approach Children's Mental Health Week (3-9 February 2025), with its theme "Know Yourself, Grow Yourself" supporting emotional regulation has never been more crucial. Helping pupils manage their emotions and behaviour in school is one of the biggest challenges teachers face. We hear this again and again in our conversations with schools across the UK.
For pupils with SEND, particularly those with autism or speech and language needs, emotional regulation can be especially challenging, leading to increased anxiety and barriers to learning. Creating an environment where all pupils can recognise and manage their emotions is essential for both wellbeing and academic success.
A Boost for Self-Regulation: Practical Tools for Your Classroom
Transform your classroom with this focused 30-minute masterclass 'Supporting Student Self-Regulation' designed specifically for UK schools. ASD/SLCN Specialist & Play Therapist Tania Pyburn shares practical, proven approaches that teachers nationwide are using to help pupils:
- Understand their emotions better
- Communicate effectively
- Develop essential self-regulation skills
Whether you're supporting SEND pupils or creating a more emotionally aware classroom for all, you'll leave with strategies you can implement straight away.
Discover three essential approaches in our webinar
🎯 Making Emotions Manageable
- Implement the Zones of Regulation framework
- Help pupils recognise and name their feelings
- Understand how emotions manifest physically
- Create a common language for emotional expression
📊 Spotting Stress Signals
- Use the simple 5-point scale system
- Implement the feelings fan technique
- Practice body mapping for emotional awareness
- Identify triggers before they escalate
🌟 Ready-to-Use Regulation Tools
- Set up effective calm-down corners
- Implement whole-class check-in systems
- Use the 'inner coach vs. inner critic' approach
- Apply grounding techniques (5-4-3-2-1 method)
- Create sensory-smart spaces
Meet Your Expert
Tania Pyburn brings expertise as an advisory teacher and play therapist specialising in autism and speech, language and communication needs. Her practical approaches have transformed classrooms across the UK.
Share Your Story
What strategies do you use to support emotional regulation in your classroom? Have you tried any of these approaches? Share your experiences in the comments below – your insights could help other teachers transform their practice.
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Explore the complete webinar
Register for free to access the full 90-minute webinar:
"Chaos to Calm: Supporting Pupil Emotional Regulation" plus our entire library of SEND resources and training materials.
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Part of our commitment to supporting schools during Children's Mental Health Week 2025: "Know Yourself, Grow Yourself"
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