What we offer

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We want to improve young people’s understanding of their mental health and wellbeing and to equip them with the knowledge, skills and confidence to look out for themselves, their friends and those around them.

Most of our work is delivered to those responsible for young people - schools, families, colleges, universities, the workplace and primary care - through consultancy, training and the provision of educational and practical resources.

Whatever your relationship with young people, find more about how we can help you to support them.

If you are a young person and need immediate support, please click here.

 

 

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About our training

Positive. Practical. Proven. These are the guiding principles of our mental health training

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Schools

Our programme provides evidence-based training and resources that motivates, informs and provides practical tools.

How our training can help schools
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Colleges

Our colleges programme utilises an evidence-based approach to mental health and wellbeing for pupils and staff alike.

For Colleges
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Universities

Our mental health and wellbeing for universities programme involves an holistic approach for the whole institution.

For Universities
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Parents and Carers

Advice and resources for individuals supporting young people experiencing mental health difficulties.

For Parents and Carers
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Workplace

We work with employers and employees to help embed a positive mental health culture within an organisation.

How our training can help employers
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Primary care

We offer face-to-face training, online training and resources that can be accessed online.

How our training can help GPs

Free webinars

Series of webinars for parents, carers and educators

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Mental Health Resources

As part of our work to improve young people’s mental health, we provide resources for educators, workplaces and primary care

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Online training

We offering live online training sessions on many mental health topics

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"Andy was enthusiastic and passionate. Staff and pupils found the workshops engaging and informative."

from a head teacher

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"Jenny was personable, engaging, interesting and knowledgeable...she engaged the students well: her delivery was confident and her content relevant and useful."

from a school tutor

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"Katie was an excellent trainer, she was incredibly clever, patient, and understanding. She clearly is passionate about the topic."

from a line management service

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"Dick was excellent. He shaped his presentation to suit his audience and responded to feedback from us to adapt his video so that it was perfect for his audience."

from a teacher

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"Inspirational trainer who gave a powerful presentation and real, lived experience which helped me understand. Thank you Annabelle, you are making a difference to mental health."

from a Year 4 teacher

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