Tiny Voice Talks with Toria Bono

As a work-life balance coach for teachers Annabel specialises in taking an holistic approach to managing stress and anxiety. On this podcast we will take a deep dive into how to listen to yourself in…

In this episode Toria talks about all things inclusion with Sara Alston.  Sara is a SEND & Safeguarding consultant and trainer and still at the chalkface as a SENCo. She is the co-author of The Inclu…

In this episode, Toria talks to Paul Ainsworth (@pkainsworth), the author of 'No Silver Bullets: Day in, Day out School Improvement' and a system leader who has worked in four MATs. Paul explains his…

In this episode Toria talks to Dr Matt Silver about how best we can provide pathways for our young people. 

Matt started working in mainstream education in 2009 after 25 years with a Special Education…

In this episode Jess Gosling talks to Toria about international teaching. She details her own experiences, over 10 years working in four countries. We find out what motivated her to teach abroad and …

In this episode, Toria talked to Kavin Wadhar about how we can support parents to have more skill-building conversations with their children at home, to supplement the work of schools.

Kavin is a dad …

Toria talks to Chris about why he is on a mission to support educational staff to prioritise their mental health and wellbeing. He believes that if teaching staff put their MindFirst and truly look a…

In this episode Toria speaks to Verity Saunders about "being enough".  Verity has been teaching in EYFS/KS1 for almost 20 years, and having been a senior leader for many years she is currently a full…

In this episode, Toria talks to Amanda all about play therapy and how it can help children to decode how they feel.  Amanda is a recognised expert in her field of innovative creative play therapy for…

In this episode, Toria talks to Sarah Peyton, a neuroscience educator. who writes books about how our brains change with the relationships we have.  Sarah explains why and how the words we use can ha…

In this episode, Toria talks to author Louise Gooding about being neurodivergent and the inspiration behind her book 'Just Like Me'.

To find the resources and information talked about in this episode…

In this episode, Toria talks to Mealey and Tudisco about those accidental CPD chats that occur in the staffroom, in the car park or even over a drink. Mealey and Tudisco are both teachers who are bas…

In this episode Toria talks to Al about all things Education and Technology, what keeps him motivated, reflection on the last year, his different roles in education and shares a sneak preview of his …

After training and working as a nurse and health visitor Sheila completed a degree in psychology and sociology and began to teach. Initially, teaching students in a further education setting on level…

Roma Dhameja is a VP of a secondary school and has been in education for 9 years joining after a career in marketing. Born in the uk but having spent a considerable time in Bombay during her childhoo…

In this episode, Toria talks to leading sensory impairment Occupational Therapy Specialist, Nerys Hughes.

 Having worked in all areas of paediatric practice across private and charity sectors and the …

In this episode, Toria talks to Miranda McKearney OBE about Empathy Day on June10th 2021.
To find out more about the day follow the Empathy Lab on  Twitter @EmpathyLabUK.
https://www.empathylab.uk/

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Toria talked to @BronteCeinwen, graduate co-teacher and MA Education student from Bradford about her ongoing journey into teaching and her pursuit of perfection. 

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In this episode, Toria talked to Charlotte Olson, author of the Suziebooks series, talking about Autism, her own journey and experiences and how the books have been written and used to help other fam…

Ashna is an Education Enthusiast ,born and raised in Dubai with roots in India, and on this episode Toria talks to Ashna about equality and what it means to be in education without a teaching qualifi…