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‘A person’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being.’ Mental Health can be both positive and negative and can be as simple as having a bad day.
We want everyone in our SESC community to feel safe, secure and supported. At SESC, we understand that putting mental health and wellbeing first in all we do is essential.
Mental Health Team: Amy Sawyer, Emma Holliday and Lisa Cottle
Mental Health First Aiders: Amy Sawyer, Emma Holliday and Lisa Cottle
Family Support Worker: Claire Matthews
· Meet and greet
· Twice a week mentoring
· Weekly PSHE lessons
· Our therapy dog Millie
· Free School Meals
· Free uniform and resources
· Empathetic staff (All level 1 MH trained) who WANT to listen
· Kitemark
· Contact Me – Bereavement support
· Toot Toot (Anonymous reporting)
· Therapeutic approach
· Zones of Regulation
· Secret Squirrel
· Wellbeing box
· Staff socials · Heads together: https://www.headstogether.org.uk/ (08000 562 561)
· VITA Healthcare: https://www.vitahealthgroup.co.uk/
· Supportive colleagues
· Coffee mornings with parents
· Family support worker
Links for support: https://www.camhs-resources.co.uk/websites https://tootoot.co.uk/login
Zumos are big advocates of mental health and wellbeing and believe that a little support can go a long way: Link
They have produced a Lockdown Wellbeing Programme which you can sign up to for free!
Kooth provides a safe, secure means of accessing help about any subject that matters to you via the internet and New Services are now available online to support 10-18 year old’s by visiting: www.kooth.com/supportservices
Talking about mental health is not always easy. But starting a conversation doesn’t have to be awkward, and being there for someone can make a huge difference. Time to Change raise awareness for mental health issues. Visit their website for more information.
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