In a rapidly changing world, the mental well-being of our youth is paramount. This newsletter explores why it’s crucial to focus on the mental health of our younger generation.
Mental health courses in schools and nurseries can bring numerous benefits to both students and educators. By incorporating such courses into the curriculum, students can develop a better understanding of their emotions and mental well-being from an early age, fostering emotional intelligence and resilience. As for educators, it helps them to better support their students and improve their academic progress.
As we gear up for an exciting school year, it is essential to prioritize both our physical and mental well-being. Here are ten delightful tips to help us all stay safe, healthy, and full of positive energy.
Finding the time to take care of yourself can be challenging. Here is a list of what you can do.
Today world bipolar day, which is celebrated on Vincent Van Gogh’s birthday. 🎨 🎨 🎂 🎂
Participants who take the first aid for mental health course will be able to further advocate for mental health and mental health awareness.
6 reasons, why you should take a first aid for mental health course:
– Mental health problems are common: around 13% of the world population are affected. That means one of seven people you meet have a mental issue.
We are super excited to be collaboration with EMPWR on mental health. We are partnering with them to bring and disseminate our First Aid for Mental Health Workshops. This will help spread mental health awareness in the region and fight the stigma surrounding it.
Arabic below/الترجمة بعد الإنجليزي With Mental Health awareness month, we are sharing some signs on how to recognize if someone is in mental distress? A friend or family member, how can you recognize that this is something serious? Remember to check on your loved ones, showing concern and care makes all the difference to those in … Read more
When talking about mental health it is important to include children and encourage them to express themselves early on in their young lives.