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‘When teachers provide mental health care with no training, there’s always a danger they will be sucked into pupils’ private hell’
The benefits of peer support cannot be overstated. But we need to look after the mentors as well as the mentees, says the DfE’s mental health champion
28 March 2016
‘Young people’s mental health is getting worse, but the government doesn’t want to address the social inequality that causes it’
In a room full of privileged men who think children thrive under pressure, the DfE’s mental-health champion discovers her angry voice
21 March 2016
‘Schools shouldn’t be judged on incidents of bullying but on how they deal with them’
Sweeping bullying under the carpet for fear of what it will do to a school’s reputation isn’t an effective way to tackle the issue and nor is posting an ultimately meaningless ‘anti-bullying policy’ on a website, writes the DfE’s mental health champion
14 March 2016
‘Like any mental health issue, teachers must be very careful when intervening in eating disorders and self-harm’
It is imperative that we reduce the stigma and increase understanding of mental illness by having a frank discussion, writes the DfE’s mental health champion. But as the adults guiding young people, we also have a responsibility to do so in the right way
7 March 2016
Teaching children from an early age to question everything is the only way to combat media-fed beauty ideals
We can all fall foul of faddism, writes a mental health champion for schools, the trick is to teach our students to know when it’s happened to them
4 March 2016
Teaching children from an early age to question everything is the only way to combat media-fed beauty ideals
We can all fall foul of faddism, writes the mental health champion for schools, the trick is to teach our students to know when it’s happened to them
29 February 2016
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