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BREAKOUTS Session 3 // 13:45 EARLY YEARS Martin O’Connor (Playwright, Performer, Poet) // Walton Room Come along to an interactive session exploring how the arts and creativity is a powerful tool to support the mental wellbeing of under-5s, including some best practice examples. MENTAL WELLBEING THROUGH FILM Kirsty Gallacher (Programme Delivery Manager - Scotland, Into Film) // Weavers Room This session explores mental wellbeing through activities featured in the Moving Minds and Mindfulness through Film resources via a collection of clips from feature and youth-made films, including guidance to enable you to facilitate simple filmmaking, and further activities to work with film as a springboard to discuss mental health in your school/organisation. 11 FINDING YOURSELF CREATE Paisley, STAR Project, RAMH, Engage Renfrewshire // Brookefield Suite Hear from the 'Finding Yourself' collaboration, a Renfrewshire based wellbeing pilot usings arts and therapeutic activities to reduce stigma and to increase aspiration, hope, resilience and wellbeing. Hear from CREATE Paisley, STAR Project, RAMH and Engage Renfrewshire about the individual approaches and shared learning. Co-funded by The Robertson Trust.
BREAKOUTS Session 4 // 15:00 #KEEPINMIND Erin Campbell MSYP (Midlothian North and Musselburgh) // Walton Room An interactive workshop about ‘#KeepInMind’, a social media campaign aiming to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. Explore how we can use the internet in a positive way, with a particular focus on social media and its impacts on body confidence and mental health. Take part in interactive activities, games, challenges and a conversation. THE EMPOWERMENT OF THE ARTS Angela Awuah (CEO, Mental Health The Arts) // Weavers Room Mental Health The Arts is an early intervention creative arts academy for young people between the ages of 13-25 with a direct and indirect experience of mental illness. Explore the relevance of the arts to everyday life and how we can use them to empower each other. This workshop will specifically focus on young people and the creative arts in modern day society. SUPPORTING CHILDREN TO UNDERSTAND AND TALK ABOUT WELLBEING Amy Woodhouse & Jane Miller (Children in Scotland) // Brookefield Suite Children in Scotland will share their newly-published resource to support teachers and practitioners have conversations with children about wellbeing. The resource, funded by Scottish Government, is aimed at ages 3-12 and contains age and stage appropriate activities to enable adults to have creative and engaging conversations about this important topic. 12
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