Our blog
Dandelion Time helps children who are struggling with the effects of trauma, abuse and neglect. Children spend time on the farm with animals and crafts to overcome emotional difficulties, grow in confidence and begin to love and trust again.
In our blogs we will share some of the thoughts, ideas and experiences that have influenced our methodology.
The Boy & The Earthworm
Written by Rachel Rodwell, Family Case Worker at Dandelion Time The story of a how a small creature can bring so much wonder ‘I wonder what he’s thinkingwhat does he feel?’ mused the young child, ...
Discovering Autumn Treasure
Written by Louise Reid Engaging the Senses when Exploring As with all seasons, we are in love with our garden, woodland and fields this Autumn— amazed at all there is to see and all that is ...
Nurture our Nature – it’s our Children’s Future
Written by Dr Caroline Jessel, Chair & Founder of Dandelion Time The greatest challenges the world currently faces are the climate and biodiversity emergencies. The work of Dandelion Time ...
Discovering ways of thinking I never knew existed
Written by Jess Duncan, Therapist & Course Leader at Dandelion Time Expanding my mind to different perspectives and theories The Nature, Craft and Family Systems (NCFS) course has opened my ...
Nature is vital for our mental health
Written by Dr Caroline Jessel, Chair & Founder of Dandelion Time The Natural World Where do you go on holiday? Chances are it will be somewhere peaceful, perhaps near the sea, or in the ...
