Pause Language Guide
At Pause, we strive to change the typical language we hear in reference to the women we work with and the type of programme we offer. Changing the language and in turn the attitudes, is… [Read More]
Good Practice Guide Update
Pause is delighted with the completed Good Practice Guide, which will launch in app format at the next Learning Forum event on the 17th March. Technical members of National Pause will be on hand to… [Read More]
Good News March: National Office
Pause name-checked in Karen Broadhurst research Pause has been recognised as a much-needed intervention for women who have had multiple children removed from their care, in ground-breaking research by Professor Karen Broadhurst. The University of… [Read More]
A note from: Anna Rickards
It’s hard to believe that I have already been in post for three months as the Pause National Practice Lead. Thank you to everyone for your warm welcome. I have been very impressed by the… [Read More]
Pause seeks to break cycles revealed in Professor Broadhurst Research
Statement from Sophie Humphreys, Chief Executive of Pause. Commenting on new research published today that reveals over 13,000 babies were subject to care proceedings at birth or soon after from 2007-2014. Sophie Humphreys said, “These… [Read More]
Professor Broadhurst research reveals huge rise in newborn care proceedings – BBC Breakfast interview with Pause
Karen Broadhurst from Lancaster University has released new research into recurrent care proceedings, the findings of which embody the motivation behind the Pause programme. The research underpins what we at Pause could already see happening,… [Read More]