Tag: mental health
School avoidance : Unlocking brighter futures
Samantha Lea discusses how the right balance of academic and vocational opportunities in a nurturing supportive environment can provide even the most long-term school...
Born to Be Awesome
The author of this book works in the music and performing arts industry and is a former anorexic, volunteer worker and an enthusiastic advocate...
On the Fringes: Preventing exclusion in schools through inclusive, child-centred, needs-based...
Jackie Ward had extensive experience as a teacher, SENCO and deputy head in the primary sector before setting up her own consultancy. Here, she...
Mental Health Education: Building Good Foundations
Author: S. GarnerPublisher: A Speechmark Book (Routledge)ISBN: 978-1-138-38632-7Price: £24.99
The author is an education consultant and trainer who has also written a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy...
Losing it in lockdown?
‘there are a whole range of familiar strategies that we can use to change our mental state and make us more resilient.’
Children’s needs are not being met by mental health system
Progress in the provision of mental health services for childrendoes not mask the “chasm between what children need andwhat is being provided”, says the...
What about me?
Andrew Wright and Tony Clifford look at how schools can develop attachment aware practices to meet the needs of all pupils
Meeting the mental health challenge
Early support is crucial to enable children with social, emotional and mental health needs to flourish, writes Eileen Sheerin
Improving care for mental health
John Williams outlines four principles at the heart of a major review of the Mental Health Act
Driving attainment for deaf children
Ann Bradbury looks at what schools can do to stop deaf pupils falling ever further behind their hearing peers