Well-being

Emotional, Social and Mental Well-Being

Support for Children

Name

Type of support

Link

For what age group?

Calm Zone

Online support to feel calm- breathing exercises, activities, games and videos to support.

Whole School

Caring for eachother- Sesame Street

Videos, activities and tips for the whole family, especially parents, to care for themselves and others during this time

Early Years and Key Stage One

Anna Freud Centre- Self Care section

Long list of strategies that can help (self-help style)- you can click through and find more information and then links to things such as online CBT.

Key Stage Two

Stop, breathe and think Kids

APP with missions children can go on to help them (suitable for 5-10 year olds)

See app store

Whole School

Well-being Wednesday

Superhero online teaching a skill each week.

Whole School

TES support for children and young people

Online signposting

Upper Key Stage Two

Winston’s Wish

Website to support bereaved children

All

Dove Self Esteem Project

Support for parents and teachers improving children’s self esteem

UKS2

Growth mindset for young children

Website link

EYFS and KS1

Support for parents

https://www.educare.co.uk/edusafe-pc

https://papyrus-uk.org/ (support for people and families with suicide or worried about children)

https://www.annafreud.org/parents-and-carers/- range of support

tmh-parent-leaflet-final-all-approved-laid-out-for-web  Tips for parents and carers for talking about mental health

Healthy Minds

At Healthy Minds, they have been working on some resources to support children and young people as well as parents/carers and professionals which they hope you will find useful.  Below you will find more information about:

Online ‘Managing worries and anxious feelings’ workshop

On the link below you will find a recorded anxiety workshop that is appropriate for both Primary and Secondary aged pupils.  They recommend that Primary aged children are supported by their Parents/carers/responsible adult to access this as they might need some help to understand or complete the activities.  The workshop contains positive, supportive strategies that would be delivered to a group of children that are either experiencing some low level worries/anxieties or to provide education and support about some supportive strategies that are just good to know anyway on a day to day basis to help us to understand ourselves more and process our feelings.

On the link if you scroll to near the bottom of the page you will find the workshop.  There are links to supporting workbooks for Primary and Secondary aged children to use alongside the workshop which are just about the video.  There is also a parent pack to download under the video with advice and support for parents and carers.  Please see the link below for the online anxiety workshop:

https://www.lpft.nhs.uk/young-people/lincolnshire/young-people/helping-you-help-yourself

Relaxation and Mindfulness

On the same link: https://www.lpft.nhs.uk/young-people/lincolnshire/young-people/helping-you-help-yourself if you scroll down you will see lots of helpful information.  If you click on the relaxation and self-soothing tab you will find some short relaxation videos which are around two minutes long. These can be used by not only children and young people, but family/carers and professionals who may be struggling and need some support :

  • square breathing
  • finger breathing
  • colour breathing
  • my happy place exercise
  • progressive muscle relaxation
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