Pam Carpenter – Dysregulation through joy!

We often associate dysregulation with distress, anger or sadness and yet the same process can happen in our brains and bodies through joy. This is very timely to consider around holiday times and the festive season with so much excitement with parties, performances and other festivities!

Join Pam in this webinar as she shares ideas about how to support young children when they are dysregulated through joy and over-excitement. Book now for only £5 (includes speaker slides and CPD certificate) ✨

About the speaker

Pam’s educational leadership spans multiple local authorities, with experience teaching from nursery through Year 6. As a former Deputy and Head Teacher and Thrive Practitioner, Pam embedded neuroscience, attachment theory, and child development insights into classroom practices, championing SEL as fundamental to children’s well-being and academic success. Pursuing her passion in her later role as Thrive Relationship Manager and Thrive Trainer, she has provided tailored SEL support to schools across the Midlands. Currently, as an Evidence Lead for Education at Staffordshire Research School, Pam promotes evidence-informed approaches to enhance school improvement, with SEL as a key focus. Additionally, she facilitates programmes for two local teaching school hubs, focusing on Early Career Framework (ECF) and National Professional Qualifications (NPQs), where she emphasizes the critical role of SEL in developing resilient, successful learners.

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