Estia Blog Posts
Strengthening Practice Through Reflection: What We Learned from the PBS Peer Review Process
The Estia Centre recently took part in the Skills for Care PBS Peer Review process in order to strengthen how we train, support and inspire the workforce delivering Positive Behaviour Support. In this reflective blog, Mike Bloodworth shares what the experience shows us, the practical improvements we made as a result, and how embedding curiosity, honesty and co‑production is helping us move beyond “train and hope” towards lasting culture change.
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Small Changes, Real Impact - Building Everyday Resilience in Individual Placement and Support Teams (IPS)
How minor shifts can result in real change in team resilience.
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Clinical exercise within forensic mental health services is increasingly recognised as a vital part of patient care. In medium secure units, exercise is not just about improving physical health — it’s also a way to strengthen collaboration across disciplines and build resilience among both staff and patients.
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Febi Olaseinde explores how resilient leadership stems from self-awareness, curiousity and psychologically safe communication.
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Content warning: mentions of suicidal ideation and attempts
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