Mike Powell – författare

This text is based on the practical experience of pilot schemes which have identified a variety of opportunities and innovative ideas which others can adopt and develop. This book is a reference for principals and managers of fundholding practices, those thinking about becoming fundholders, and for the managers of provider units seeking to expand their services, including the commissioning authorities.

Mike Powell wrote this book to help parents and siblings identify feelings of separation, to open up a hidden and sometimes forgotten emotion.Mike Powell wanted to inspire children of all ages to explore ways to stay connected. Find ways to stay in touch with your sis(email, text, phone calls, letters, talk to the same moon or wish upon the same star). Know you're not alone; Sarah and Sam feel the same way you do.This book is to remind parents to encourage children to think of ways they can stay in touch, that it's okay to talk about this feeling and to teach them ways o deal wih this very real emotion.The author hopes you enjoy this story of two sisters.

This text is based on the practical experience of pilot schemes which have identified a variety of opportunities and innovative ideas which others can adopt and develop. This book is a reference for principals and managers of fundholding practices, those thinking about becoming fundholders, and for the managers of provider units seeking to expand their services, including the commissioning authorities.

This text is based on the practical experience of pilot schemes which have identified a variety of opportunities and innovative ideas which others can adopt and develop. This book is a reference for principals and managers of fundholding practices, those thinking about becoming fundholders, and for the managers of provider units seeking to expand their services, including the commissioning authorities.