Tag: Teach Me Well

Over 1 in 5 children rejected from mental health services in Scotland

The latest waiting time figures have reinforced calls by the Scottish Children's Services…

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An anti-glossary for school mental health lessons

When delivering mental health lessons in schools, which will become mandatory from…

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Three quarters of people believe schools should offer counselling

Research by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy highlights the demand…

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Will innovation inform policy for mental health support in schools?

With mental health set to become a mandatory part of the school…

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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…

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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…

Julia Clements

Knowledge is Power in Mental Health Education

Robert Westhead discusses why a mental health curriculum that arms young people…

Robert Westhead

Over 9 in 10 want children to be taught how to support others with mental health issues

An overwhelming majority of Mental Health Today readers want schools to teach children…

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Research shows link between lack of sleep and “worry” in children and young people

Place2Be, a children's mental health charity, found a link between "worrying" and…

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It’s not “just a film”: the damaging effects of misrepresenting Dissociative Identity Disorder

Jessica, who lives with Dissociative Identity Disorder, discusses the effects of negative…

Jessica