by Dr Rona Tutt and Paul Williams . Foreword by Professor Barry Carpenter.
Tag: emotional wellbeing in young people
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Emotional well-being at home
These journals, are perfect for home schooling. There are 4 journals – one for each key stage.
Being Me: KS1/2 (Yr 1-6)
https://www.butterflyprint.co.uk/product/being-me-emotional-well-being-journal-single/Understanding Me: KS2/3 (Yr 3-9)
https://www.butterflyprint.co.uk/product/understanding-me-a-mental-wealth-journal-single/Live Out Loud: KS3/4 (Yr 7-11)
https://www.butterflyprint.co.uk/product/live-out-loud-a-self-awareness-journal-single/It’s All in the Mind: KS 4/5 (Yr10-13)
https://www.butterflyprint.co.uk/product/its-all-in-the-mind-dont-sweat-the-small-stuff-single/It is important at this challenging time that we look after our children’s’ emotional well being too. I have used these journals many times with children in all types of schools , and across the ability range, ( including those with Special Needs/ Autism). They allow children, in engaging ways, to explore and deepen there understanding of complex emotions.
In support of the Coronavirus campaign the publisher, Butterfly Print , and its kind MD, Neil Walsh, are allowing single copy purchase by parents, and the delivery charge has been removed.
These are a perfect way of building a child’s emotional resilience in these turbulent times.
Barry Carpenter,PhDProfessor of Mental Health in Education,Oxford Brookes University
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Coordinating mental health and well-being in your school
Read about this fantastic new ethos based approach to co ordinating Mental health and Well Being in your school.
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Wellbeing Toolkit for Teens – by Dr Tina Rae
A must for all schools, this latest resource out of Nurture UK, http://www.nurtureuk.org) is invaluable for supporting the mental health of Teenagers .
Click below to download and view.
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