Talks involve characterisations, storytelling, and audience participation. They the opposite
of ‘death by PowerPoint’, given there are little or no slides at all!
Instead, through a stand-up style format, Phil uses several props, masks, and simple
costumes to inspire, stimulate, entertain, and involve audience members. Drawing from his
own experience, and the theories and methodologies of a range of practitioners, he
explores the neuroscience of behaviour and the ways in which we might employ successful
strategies to deal with young people who are considered as ‘challenging!’
Talks work well in both large and small group settings and are equally suitable for
conferences, events, and inset training.
Costs are based on the size of the group and the required length of the talk.
A leaflet that accompanies the talk can also be
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