Wellbeing Jars

Mental wellbeing is the ability to cope with the day to day stresses of life.  We all have mental wellbeing and we all have the potential to move between 3 mental wellbeing groups: doing well and feeling good; finding things hard and being unwell and possibly having time off work. 

The video describes a proactive, practical and creative idea, making a wellness jar, that is designed to help you monitor and manage your mental wellbeing at work to try to help keep you in group one.  Once you have watched the video, why not have a go at making your own wellness jar.

More information can be found on the Mind website.

 

Unplanned Endings Resource download

 

The Window of Tolerance by Beacon House

 

#LifeSkills

Work with children aged 8 - 18?
Use #LiveSkills to explore the features of live streaming and the risks that children and young people can face on live streaming platforms.
You'll find session plans and activities designed to help children:

• Identify the type of tactics offenders use on live streaming platforms
• Identify and respond to pressure and manipulation online
• Develop the skills to think critically about the people they meet

Deal with issues that may make them vulnerable when live such as low self-esteem and confidence

See more on their website

 

Child Sexual Abuse Response Pathway (from the CSA Centre)

An interactive online resource to guide professionals through how they can protect and support children and their families when there are concerns of sexual abuse. This step by step resource is centred on children's needs, how they are feeling and what they hope will happen.