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World Mental Health Week May 2021

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Introduction to

Mental Health Awareness Week 2021

The theme is Connect with Nature.


Introduction to

‘Connect with Nature’

Connecting with nature is about building a relationship

with nature by noticing and becoming sensitive to the

environment around us.

This has benefits for our physical and mental health.


Introduction to

‘Connect with Nature’

Connecting with nature is about building a relationship

with nature by noticing and becoming sensitive to the

environment around us.

This has benefits for our physical and mental health.


What is mental health?

Mental health is made up of our thoughts,

feelings, mood and behaviour.

We all have mental health, just like we all have

physical health.

Our mental health can change depending on our

experiences and circumstances throughout our

lives.


Why is connecting with nature

good for our mental health?

Feeling happier

Feeling less stressed or angry

Having more and betterquality

sleep

Feeling less worried

Being more environmentally

aware and engaged

Increasing self-esteem and

self-confidence

Improving attention and

concentration

Encouraging participation in

physical activities

Increasing social contact with

other people and animals


Introduction to

‘Connect with Nature’

In light of the current Coronavirus outbreak and the

repercussions this has had on how we live our lives

connecting with nature and the environment is so

important for our mental health.


Connecting with Nature

https://spark.adobe.com/video/XlOHg5MIitxHY


How to engage with

Mental Health Awareness Week

Twitter: @mentalhealth

Facebook: @mentalhealthfoundation

Instagram: @mentalhealthfoundation

LinkedIn: @mental-health-foundation

#ConnectWithNature

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek


How is your mental Health?

If you are struggling with your mental health or would just like to talk

to somebody about it – there are people here at school to help:

• Mental Health First Aiders – Miss Tyrrell and Mrs Mansell

• Your Achievement Leader

• Your Form Tutor

• The Pastoral team – Miss Scott and Mrs Bator

• We also have counsellors that you can be referred to

• If you would prefer to talk to someone out of school – kooth.com

or childline – 0800 1111 are both completely confidently


Prayer

We prayer for all those with mental illness, may we reach out to

them with love and compassion. During mental health awareness

week, we’re encouraged to be aware of nature and we pray that

your creation provides hope during dark times.

Amen

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