Add books to your school library that support mental well-being. These can be read without adult support or used as part of a therapeutic intervention. Scared sick by Robin Karr-Morse Sitting still like a frog by Eline Snel Little Meerkat’s big panic by Jane Evans Blame my brain by Nicola Morgan
Patrick George: A delightful range of early years/ Special Needs books with illustrations to delight the child and adult alike. A particular feature are the acetate pages that can be flipped between the right and left hand pages which are intended to amuse and provoke as children predict what will happen next. Great for storying … Read more
M is for Autism by the students of Limpsfield Grange School and Vicky Martin, published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers and supported by the National Autistic Society. Following their ITV documentary, the students have created a improvised story about an early teen called M who shares her anxieties and experiences. It is a sharp insight the … Read more
Www.sportingrecovery.org.uk is seeking to operate weekly football and basketball programmes to enhance mental wellness for young people with complex needs. Want to participate? Email for further information
Chadsgrove Teaching School invites you to a groundbreaking conference: Conference Flyer – Chadsgrove March2015
Natasha Beddingfield has been asked by Philosophy (the skin care people) to write a song to promote mental health called Hope for their Hope and Grace initiative. You can buy here through iTunes
Just discovered….booksbeyondwords who are helping people with learning disabilities to share knowledge and explore their lives, feelings and challenges. Their books, that have pictures only, explore how to build resilience, to deal with feelings of anger, experiencing domestic violence and more. They also prepare young people for health visits to clinics and to deal with … Read more