Lifestyle Health Foundation – The Centre for Living Smart

Diana Speed, Neal Anderson, Neil Bindemann & Graham Stephens welcome you to

The Lifestyle Health Foundation.

Learning & teaching how lifestyle health from birth through life helps prevent & heal acquired mind injuries.

Welcome to our “home” for the Lifestyle Health Foundation; a place and organisation for people who wish to be part of a community keen to learn how a child’s ‘style of life’, especially during the early years, can prevent mental and physical health problems. We invite you to read about our work (use the arrows either side, to read key highlights) and look forward to welcoming you to our growing community of likeminded people, all who share our vision and mission learning about the significance of lifestyle health. Thank you for visiting us. We hope you enjoy your time here, today and on any future visits. To become part of our growing community, simply complete the registration form.

About

The Lifestyle Health Foundation is a social enterprise bringing a community of people, organisations & businesses together, all who believe in & support the Foundation’s vision & mission. Our initial focus is to:

Provide a library that encourages people to share existing & new resources as well as research evidence, that support people of grandparenting age, parents and teachers in guiding the intellectual as well as the social and emotional development of children through the early years of life.
Create a “platform” from which our children can voice their thoughts and emotions in the generation of ideas and solutions contributing to the mission of the Foundation
Encourage governments to recognise the significant life experiences and value that a person of grand-parenting age offers our education systems.

Coping with life’S challenges

In 1907 Robert Baden-Powell wrote, to be prepared meant “you are always in a state of readiness in mind and body to do your duty.” Baden-Powell was an English Soldier who’s idea was that ‘Scouts should prepare themselves to become productive citizens and strong leaders and to bring joy to other people. He wanted each Scout to be ready in mind and body and to meet with a strong heart whatever challenges await him’.

By recognising the psychology of Alfred Adler and Agatha Bowley, the Lifestyle Health Foundation aims to support the child, parent, grandparent and teacher to help children “be prepared” for ‘what life may throw at them’.

Diana Speed, Neal Anderson, Neil Bindemann & Graham Stephens welcome you to:

The Lifestyle Health Foundation

Learning and teaching how lifestyle health, from birth through life, can help prevent & heal acquired mind injuries

About

The Lifestyle Health Foundation is a social enterprise bringing a community of people & organisations together, all who wish to support the Foundation’s vision and mission. Our initial focus is to:

Provide a library that encourages people to share existing & new resources as well as research evidence that support people of grandparenting age, parents and teachers in guiding the intellectual as well as the social and emotional development of children through the early years of life.
Create a “platform” from which our children can voice their thoughts and emotions in the generation of ideas and solutions contributing to the mission of the Foundation
Encourage governments to recognise the significant life experiences and value that a person of grand-parenting age offers our education systems.

Coping with life’S Challenges

By recognising the psychology of Alfred Adler, and Agatha Bowley, the Lifestyle Health Foundation aims to support the child, parent, grandparent and teacher to help children “be prepared” for ‘what life may throw at them’.

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Lifestyle Health Foundation @LifeHealthFdn·

22 Sep

So true. They are so important in the world of education. Here’s an image to help support that point.

Community Therapists Network (CTN)@Commtherapy

Role of #Sens & #SEND + #social & #emotional is hugely relevant to this #education message from @nbinders @SchoolsKent @kent_tsh @SchoolsInKent @HeadteacherNews @HeadStartKent @jw_teach @KAHeadteachers @LifeHealthFdn @SEND_CA @SENDconsultant @SEND_Action @Send_UK @SEND_Action https://twitter.com/nbinders/status/1440210481973628932

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Neil Bindemann @nbinders·

18 Sep

@BulewoDudley @Neurodigest_ @KR_Microbiome Wonderful. In addition to my work with @Neurodigest_ @communityneuro @InnervateLtd @Commtherapy we have just set up @LifeHealthFdn. This would be a community that’ll just go from strength to strength as people like you come on board! You’ll connect with likes of @miguelmateas

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26 Aug

Going #BackToSchool is full of big feelings! Practice breathing exercises in your #TeachersCorner with #CalmDownJars to help your students sparkle & shine! ❤️💙💛💚👉 https://bit.ly/CPIRainbowGlitterSensoryBottles

#teachertwitter #edutwitter #BacktoSchool2021

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The Significance of Our Tree

When you stop to look at a tree, do you ever entertain the thought that it has a lifestyle? I’m guessing the answer is likely to be no, as it was for me, up until a few weeks ago. Perhaps if the word is turned around, and it becomes a tree’s ‘style of life’, it may not seem quite so strange. After all, trees have a life. But, what about the ‘style’? Read more

The Institute for Outdoor Learning (IOL) champions safe activities and effective learning in the outdoors. We are a professional membership institute working towards an application for a Royal Charter.

The Broughton Sanctuary Nature Recovery Programme is transforming approx one-third of our land to a much wilder state, with existing long-term farming community continuing to operate as usual on the other two-thirds.

The Escape Art Centre is a beautiful & important historical building, enjoying a brand new life as a unique art, theatre & music hub to support the Tonbridge community in Kent. Guy Portelli (Lifestyle Health Ambassador Leader), teamed up with owner of the Old Fire Station, Richard Collins.

Bore Place, is set in 500 acres of Kentish countryside and encompasses an organic dairy farm, organic market gardens, conference centre, environmental education centre, to provide opportunities for vulnerable and disadvantaged young people.

Adler University continues the pioneering work of the first community psychologist Alfred Adler. In this video listen to students speak about why they chose to be an Adlerian.

Curiate is an online learning platform offer by Innervate Ltd to provide a range of ready-made online short courses to support Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

Feed the Roots of Lifestyle Health

For our “acorn” to sprout and grow into a ‘sapling’ and eventually develop into a strong healthy tree that blossoms to ‘bear fruit’, a team of people are working hard behind the scenes to ensure the ‘roots’ grow into rich loamy soil. So the whole community can eventually enjoy the “fruits” from the tree, we invite you to help with ‘feeding’ our tree. You can do this by clicking on our friendly acorn, which has been programmed to disappear from the screen after a short period of time. You can always find in on other pages.