Emotional Wellbeing for All Conference 2027

Emotional Wellbeing for All Conference 2027
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Thursday 11 February 2027
Hoe Valley School, Woking
Arrival from 9.00am | 9.30am–3.00pm

School/organisation ticket: £70pp
Second person from the same organisation: £35
Parent/carer ticket: £25pp

BOOK YOUR PLACE

Supporting emotional wellbeing across the whole school community

Young people’s emotional wellbeing isn’t something that sits with one person, one lesson or one intervention.

Bee-lieve Foundation’s Emotional Wellbeing for All Conference 2027 brings together education professionals, specialists and practitioners for a practical and inspiring day focused on supporting children and young people to thrive.

The day will combine expert insight with practical approaches and ideas that can be taken back into schools and put into practice.

Meet our keynote speakers

Charlie Allison, SEND and Inclusion Consultant

Charlie Allison

SEND & Inclusion Consultant

SEND Expert

Charlie is a hugely knowledgeable, engaging and motivational speaker with extensive experience supporting children with SEND and neurodiversity. Passionate about seeing children succeed in school, Charlie supports teachers to see what is possible and put practical strategies into practice.

She has spoken at national education conferences on SEND and, more recently, on Thriving in Teaching with Neurodivergence. Always insightful, energetic and funny, Charlie’s session is sure to set the tone for the day.

Dr Asha Patel, Clinical Psychologist

Dr Asha Patel

Clinical Psychologist & Trauma-Informed Practice Expert

Innovating Minds

Dr Asha Patel is a leading UK trauma-informed practice expert, Clinical Psychologist and specialist in early intervention trauma and mental health support, with experience across CAMHS, inpatient and forensic mental health services.

In 2016, she founded the multi-award-winning programme Innovating Minds to address the gap between clinical psychology and frontline practice, supporting services to intervene earlier, safely and at scale, without increasing workforce burden.

Today, Asha leads a dedicated team delivering trauma-informed models for local authorities, enabling practitioners to support children and families using existing resources, trusted relationships and clinically backed programmes. As a highly respected professional partner of Bee-lieve Foundation, we are thrilled to welcome Asha to our 2027 conference.

Henry Thorpe, Executive Coach and Motivational Speaker

Henry Thorpe

Executive Coach | High-Performance Cricket Coach | Motivational Speaker

Alignment Triangle Coaching

Henry Thorpe is co-founder of Alignment Triangle Coaching and an executive coach dedicated to helping individuals and organisations unlock sustainable high performance. His career has included senior roles at globally recognised organisations including M&C Saatchi Talent and Sony Music Entertainment.

Alongside his corporate career, Henry developed as a high-performance cricket coach, working closely with individuals to maximise potential, sharpen focus and build mental strength. His experience across fast-paced, high-performance environments gives him a distinctive perspective on pressure, resilience and effective leadership.

Henry brings a person-centred approach to coaching, helping people develop resilience, clarity and alignment between their values, behaviours and goals to achieve meaningful and lasting success.

Who is the conference for?

The conference is for anyone who wants to better understand and support the emotional wellbeing of children and young people — whether at school, at home or in the wider community.

School leaders   •  
Teachers   •  
SENCOs   •  
DSLs   •  
Pastoral and wellbeing teams   •  
Support staff   •  
Professionals working alongside schools   •  
Parents & carers

Whether you’re a professional looking to strengthen practice or a parent or carer wanting greater understanding and practical strategies to support a young person, the day is designed to be relevant, accessible and useful.

Ready to join us?

Thursday 11 February 2027
Hoe Valley School, Woking
Arrival from 9.00am | 9.30am–3.00pm

School/organisation ticket: £70pp
Second person from the same organisation: £35
Parent/carer ticket: £25pp

BOOK YOUR PLACE

Molly Project schools can use their individual complimentary-place code when registering.

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