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Professionals are increasingly instructed to stand by while children self-harm—all because policy dictates that they must not physically intervene. In real-world scenarios, this has meant staff observing severe risk without acting, even when capable and trained to prevent injury.
Whether working in education, care, healthcare, or community services, understanding how to identify vulnerability is essential to safeguarding those at risk. Vulnerability can manifest differently in children and adults, but the signs are often subtle.
This article explores the vital role of effective communication, empathetic leadership, and conflict resolution training in creating a culture of accountability and wellbeing. With the right strategies and mindset, workplaces can transform conflict into opportunities for growth and positive change.
In today’s complex social climate, ensuring safety and accountability remains paramount. Recent events in South Yorkshire have underscored the need for robust measures to protect our communities and educational institutions.
