by Immy Robinson | 27 Feb 2024 | Our thinking, Relationship-Centred Practice
Key Concepts | What we mean by relationship-centred practice Relationship-Centred Practice puts relationships first. It unlocks potential and meets need by positioning meaningful and effective relationships as the first order goal, both an end in itself and the means...
by Immy Robinson | 15 Feb 2024 | Our thinking
Key Concepts | What we mean by good relationships We often use the word ‘relationship’ to mean different things – from the relationship we might have with our bank to the relationship we might have with a family member. To draw out what we mean by good relationships,...
by David Robinson | 23 Jan 2024 | Featured About, Our thinking, Relationship-Centred Practice, Top Picks
Last week David Robinson wrote about the failures of the Post Office and the implications of putting relationships last. This week he reflects on the success of a very different kind of business. Putting relationships first I don’t spend a lot of money on my hair, but...
by David Robinson | 15 Jan 2024 | Our thinking, Relationship-Centred Practice
Mostly on the Relationships Project blog we talk about the value and importance of putting relationships first. The Post Office Horizon scandal, dominating the news in recent days, has made us think about the grim consequences of doing the opposite – putting...
by Gayle Rice and Immy Robinson | 16 Nov 2023 | Our Plans, Our thinking, Our work
Over the past 5 years, we’ve had the privilege of learning from hundreds of Relationship-Centred Practitioners about how they’re putting relationships first in the work that they do. Earlier this year, we developed a Framework for Relationship-Centred Practice which...
by Mel Smith, Fiona Carden, Joe Micheli, Iona Lawrence and Immy Robinson | 17 Oct 2023 | Our thinking, Our work
Working in relational ways is joyful, empowering, revolutionary. In putting relationships first we unlock our shared humanity, we bring love into unloving spaces, and we acheive things we couldn’t otherwise achieve. But working in relational ways can also be...