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NSPCC Podcast: Building Emotional Resilience

Created: 15/05/2026
News/Events Category: Children and Families


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NSPCC Learning has released a podcast on building emotional resilience in children, discussing the work of the NSPCC’s emotional resilience programme which was delivered to 799 children across seven primary schools in Glasgow.

With contributions from NSPCC colleagues, the episode covers:

  • what emotional resilience is and why it is important
  • how the programme was developed; how practitioners can be trauma informed when delivering emotional resilience work
  • the successes and challenges of running the programme
  • advice around best practice for setting up an emotional resilience programme

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