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Little Voices, Big Feelings

Helping children build emotional confidence, resilience, and healthy relationships—one conversation at a time.

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Little Voices, Big Feelings is a wellbeing programme that creates safe, engaging spaces where children can explore their emotions, develop confidence, and learn practical skills to support their mental and emotional wellbeing.

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Every Child Deserves to Feel Heard.

Children experience big emotions every day, but they don’t always have the words or confidence to express them.

Through interactive sessions, creative activities, movement, storytelling, and discussion, Little Voices, Big Feelings helps children understand their emotions, strengthen their self-esteem, and build positive relationships with others.

Our aim is simple: to help children feel seen, heard, and empowered.

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What Children Will Learn

Each session is designed to be age-appropriate, engaging, and practical.

Topics may include:

  • Understanding emotions

  • Building confidence and self-esteem

  • Managing worry and anxiety

  • Friendships and healthy relationships

  • Kindness and empathy

  • Communication skills

  • Problem-solving and conflict resolution

  • Identity, belonging, and celebrating differences

  • Mindfulness and emotional regulation

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Who Is It For?

The programme can be delivered to:

  • Primary schools

  • Nurseries and early years settings

  • Community organisations

  • Holiday clubs

  • Home education groups

Sessions can be adapted for different age groups and tailored to meet the needs of each setting.

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My Approach

As a children’s wellbeing practitioner and capoeira coach, I believe children learn best when they feel safe, respected, and actively involved.

Every session encourages participation, curiosity, and creativity while providing practical tools that children can use long after the programme has ended.

My approach is inclusive, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and focused on helping every child thrive.

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Why Schools Choose Little Voices, Big Feelings

Schools and organisations value the programme because it:

  • Supports children’s emotional wellbeing

  • Encourages positive behaviour and communication

  • Builds confidence and resilience

  • Creates an inclusive environment where every child feels valued

  • Complements existing wellbeing and pastoral support

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Let’s Work Together

Whether you’re a teacher, headteacher, SENCO, parent, or community leader, I’d love to explore how Little Voices, Big Feelings can support the children in your care.

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