A new placement. A new school. A new key worker. A new bedtime.
For most children, transitions are uncomfortable. For looked after children, they can feel catastrophic — and the behaviour that follows is almost always misread.
In this episode, Carmel and Chelsea go beneath the surface of what's really happening when a young person \"kicks off\" during change — and why the nervous system doesn't care that the move is \"for their own good.\"
We talk about:
Because transitions aren't events. They're experiences — and how we show up during them shapes what a child believes about adults for years to come.
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