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Emotional Wellbeing in Children’s Activities
1 day online workshop | From £950 for 12 attendees
Delivered by a qualified trainer online, Emotional Wellbeing in Children's Activities is for those who run or support groups and activities for children and young people.
Could you be eligible for funded training?
Check our funded training page to see our current grant-funded training options.
Overview
Using our evidence-based approach to mental health, we address the needs of your activity group, and your staff.
Our practical workshop uses routines, patterns and positive expectations, equipping staff with the neuroscience knowledge they need to look after their own wellbeing, as well as those they are supporting.
What’s included?
- The Mental Health Continuum
- Our Emotional Needs
- Understanding sleep and depression
- Barriers to meeting needs, and skills to overcome them
- How to notice unmet needs in others
- The impact of unmet needs on classroom or group behaviour
- Skills and strategies to help normalise emotions and encourage hope
For primary and secondary schools, the workshop concludes with the creation of a Class Wellbeing Action Plan.
Secondary schools will also have a focus on teenagers and brain health.
A fantastic session – full of information and practical advice which can realistically be implemented in our setting.
HAF Provider
Enquire
Register your interest, and we’ll be in touch for the next steps to support mental wellbeing in your school or activity group.
Don’t forget to check if you’re eligible for any of our funded training.
A fantastic session – full of information and practical advice which can realistically be implemented in our setting.
Attendee
It was really useful, not only for my sessions and how best to run them for the participants and to understand how they feel, but also for myself and understanding how to look after my own mental health. Thank you.
Attendee
I loved the structure of the session and breakout room sections. Really enjoyed learning about the 12 emotional needs.
Attendee
