Sentences with phrase «inviting safe spaces»

They create warm and inviting safe spaces for children to learn.

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This group invites women who have had a difficult birth experience to process their feelings in a safe, non-judgmental, and supportive space.

First, it is important to see to it that nursing takes place in a safe, inviting space where both mom and babe can be relaxed.

If you are in a place where you might be feeling ready to share your birth story, in a safe space and among a room of compassionate listeners and friends, we invite you to join us.

This class creates a safe and inviting space for women, allowing them to open and share similar experiences with one another while preparing for child birth.

If there is anything I can do to make this space feel more safe and inviting to you or others please let me know.

That's where I felt safe, where I was in control, where I could invite others in, but it was still my space.

Following a thorough feasibility study and cost analysis, the county arrived at a cost - effective design that provides a safe, sanitary, inviting space for both humans and animals in need, including:

It should be a safe space for them, so make it as inviting as possible.

From the recent «Brexit» to Donald Trump's plans for a border wall, from the ongoing refugee crisis to debates over «safe spaces», we invite artists and others to discuss the geographic, social and psychological borders that we construct and fight to break down.

We do not support so - called «trigger warnings,» we do not cancel invited speakers because their topics might prove controversial, and we do not condone the creation of intellectual «safe spaces» where individuals can retreat from ideas and perspectives at odds with our own.

Most days also had a theme: Day 3 was red dress day where participants were encouraged to wear red outfits; Day 4 was Disney day where riders and crew dressed as their favourite Disney characters; and Day 5 was poz day where participants living with HIV were invited to self - identify by wearing a red - ribbon T - shirt to foster a safe, stigma - free space to be HIV - positive.

My goal with every client is to provide a safe space which invites the client to connect with the deeper emotions underlying presenting issues.

Dr. Sue wants her space to feel inviting and safe for everyone, so you'll never have to feel out of place.

In therapy, I have a heart for creating inviting spaces where my clients feel safe and affirmed in being where they are — and exploring together the possibilities for growth and healing.

I provide a safe and inviting space to work through a wide range of issues including with grief, depression, anxiety, anger, stress, and struggles with identify and self - esteem.

You don't need much to convert the room into an inviting and safe space; these rainbow floor seats make a great chill out zone for children of all ages.

I want my family to love their home environment and to always feel that it's more than a safe structure and a place to reside... it's a beautiful haven, a place for building warm memories, and an inviting space that always feels like a home and not just a house.