Behaviour and wellbeing
To read some of Michael’s articles click the links below.
| Date | Publication | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007 | |||
| March | Bangkok Post | A Wink of Sleep | Ways of helping young children settle down for a good night’s sleep. |
| September | Special Children | And so to Sleep | Helping children achieve wellbeing through promoting healthy sleep patterns. |
| 2008 | |||
| January | Special Children | Live and Let Die | A discussion of the needs of children and young people with life-threatening and life-limiting conditions, and how to support schools. |
| February | Child Education | Dealing with death | Advice for schools on coping with the death of a pupil. |
| March | Special Children | Addressing the E in EBD | Innovative work in Denbighshire, North Wales with children and teenagers with emotional needs. |
| May | Special Children | Reducing ‘challenging’ behaviour, by promoting wellbeing | How children and adults with severe learning difficulties can be helped to develop positive behaviour by promoting a sense of wellbeing. Based on an interview with Dr Dave Hewett. |
| August | Special Children | A Soft Touch? | Using massage and ‘positive touch’ to reduce aggression in an SEBD school. |
| 2009 | |||
| April/May | Special Children | There is an Alternative | How families with children with additional learning needs are educating their children at home. |
| Aug/Sept | Special Children | Look at Me! | An interview with Dr Nigel Mellor, on attention-seeking behaviour in children and young people. |
| 2010 | |||
| February | Special Children | Valuing and making the most out of acute sensitivity | Exploring how extreme sensitivity can be identified, and how teachers can support children. |
| 2011 | |||
| January | S&L World | Acute sensitivity in children: is there a link with selective mutism? (pages 16-18) | What is high sensitivity in children, and are they susceptible to selective mutism? |
| 2013 | |||
| April | SEN Magazine | Please Don’t Be Quiet | Supporting children who are very quiet or who have selective mutism |