Three quarters of people believe schools should offer counselling
Research by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy highlights the demand…
Will innovation inform policy for mental health support in schools?
With mental health set to become a mandatory part of the school…
Increasing numbers of pupils with mental health issues are being identified in Scotland’s schools
Figures produced by the Scottish Children’s Services Coalition have highlighted dramatic increases…
How to support young people during exam season: advice from an Educational Psychologist
Julia Clements, Principal Educational Psychologist at Place2Be, gives parents, carers, and teachers…
Bullying, family break-up and psychosis: piecing the jigsaw together, 40 years on
As a teenager I was not only the subject of intense bullying…
When is a consultation not a consultation? Lessons in mental health education policymaking
With mental health education plans promoted unconventionally this week, Mental Health Today exposes the cynical tactics…
Knowledge is Power in Mental Health Education
Robert Westhead discusses why a mental health curriculum that arms young people…
We can aim higher than ‘off-the-shelf’ mental health lessons
Mike Arminger, a teacher and mental health advisor to education, speaks to…
‘Self diagnosis trivialises severe mental disorders’
New mental health lessons are being designed to teach secondary school pupils about…
Language used in mental health education ‘should be led by lived experience’
The final results from Mental Health Today's Teach Me Well polling reveals…
