Sydella Jayne: Play, Art and Creative Therapy Training Network

Sydella Jayne: Play, Art and Creative Therapy Training Network 🎨”Creativity is intelligence having fun” ❤️ Albert Einstein
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07/03/2026

The last night with for a while. A massive thanks to everyone who has attended and especially for her love of her job and sharing her passion and magic with us all and to for providing her pop up shops for the ease of collecting the tools that are needed ❤️

05/03/2026
05/03/2026

You can’t just force your child to respect you. They learn what respect looks and sounds like from you. If you give them respect, then they may reciprocate, but respect should not be conditional, same as love.

Respect that is forced is usually based on fear.

Do you find yourself getting caught up on this idea? Do you find your desire for respectful behaviour and communication gets in the way of connecting with your child, at times?
Our perception of respect can often be a barrier to connection. Once you stop feeling offended by your child’s behaviour, it’s easier to help them learn new strategies for communicating.

Sometimes it’s more that our child’s behaviour makes us feel triggered in some way and we need to process that trigger, in order to respond, instead of react.

In my book Finding Your Calm: A Responsive Parent’s Guide to Self-Regulation and Co-Regulation, I discuss how our perception of respect can often be a barrier to connection. Once you stop feeling offended by your child’s behaviour, it’s easier to help them learn new strategies for communicating.

This book combines my knowledge of child development, brain science and trauma to offer parents a unique resource that includes lots of exercises, reflections, and insights. This book is written with the intention of supporting parents in developing the skills they need to co-regulate with their child and meet their emotional needs. It is based on my own healing journey, through parenting and so it is written with compassion for parents and children. We were all children once and that little person still lives inside us, trying to be seen and heard. Parenting often makes that connection to our little selves, hard to ignore.

Learn more about connection, co-regulation and deepening the parent-child bond in my book 👇

Finding Your Calm: A Responsive Parent’s Guide to Self-Regulation and Co-Regulation⁣⁣
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SydellaGallickPlayTherapy

Providing Play Therapy for Children and adults. My aim is supporting families in innovative ways including email subscription which you can sign up to at www.sydellagallick.com for a small investment. With over 20 years of experience providing support in a huge range of settings I believe there is always hope and when we work together we can help the children of today thrive and look forward to a brighter future. Practising as a Play Therapy Supervisor (almost finished)

Trained in Laughter yoga, Restorative yoga with Assists, Reiki, Auricular Acupuncture, ASIST, CBT Substance Misuse, Youthwork, Compassion Fatigue, FreshMinds Education, Lego Based Therapy, Peer Education, Peer Mentoring, Steps to Cope, TCI(Therapeutic Crisis Intervention,) WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Planning) and more

One day the dream is to run a centre specialising in sand-play; I have a keen interest in using Play Therapy to engage adults who have repressed trauma and gently support healing the inner child.

I have created a box of 80 mini prints which are great tools for unfolding of learning about oneself. The can be used within the family and children tend to love them. A beautiful way to start open conversations about emotions