What is true courage? When I would show up to support a severe behavioural student, people often used to be sceptical that I would be successful. They would look at my kind, soft spoken, calm demeanour and approach and see me as weak, concluding that to solve behaviour you meet aggression with aggression though that would not be how their viewed their thinking themselves. That is common mistake...misconception to view kindness as weakness . They would then be baffled by my qu

Photo by Aarón Blanco Tejedor on Unsplash I saw this post the other day on Facebook: “I’m proud to be white. I bet no one passes this on because they’re scared of being called a racist.” This made me incredibly sad as a human being and a caucasian woman living in the “wealthy” west. I know this is a delicate, sensitive, rage invoking topic but I am going to dive in anyway. So what is race? Why do people cling to this perception of there being a difference? Why is one colour