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A Mental Health & Wellbeing Learning Hub membership includes access to a library of learning and helps us to continue to deliver much needed not-for-profit mental health & wellbeing initiatives.
Courses
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Heavy Metal Contamination
Environmental contaminants such as arsenic and lead can be absorbed into the body which can cause adverse neurocognitive and behavioural outcomes; with young children being most at risk. This presentation looks at the evidence and offers advice.
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Understanding Non-Suicidal Self Injury and How to Support Young People
Self-harm and non-suicidal self-injury are growing concerns among our young people. This presentation will explore how common it is, why it may occur and discuss practical strategies and mental health first aid for supporting young people who injure.
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The Rise of eSports
This presentation looks at the incredibly rapid rise of eSports (professional computer gaming) and the impact this is having on young people, including issues around aspiration, addiction and the culture of eSports.
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Intercultural Understanding & Wellbeing
This presentation will explore the link between Intercultural Understanding (ICU) and wellbeing and share some practical strategies and activities that promote both wellbeing and ICU.
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Nurturing a Healthy Mind: Common Sense Strategies for Wellbeing
This presentation focuses on debunking myths about building ‘better brains’ by looking into how the brain matures and develops, how nurture impacts on nature, and the implications of this as we use common sense strategies for enhancing wellbeing
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Weaning the Screens for Digital Wellbeing and Online Safety
With the huge increase in the amount of screen time our young people have experienced in recent times, we need to support them to incorporate technology and screens into their lives in ways that ensure safety, balance and allow them to thrive.