Issue addressed: Reducing the prejudice towards mental illness in a primary school setting and creating a supportive environment for families where a parent has a mental illness. Methods: Teacher workshops and classroom sessions for grades 5 and 6 children on mental illness. Results: Significant increase in teachers' confidence to support a child whose parent has a mental illness. Reduced prejudice towards people with schizophrenia among the children. Conclusion: The primary school setting appears to be an effective environment to promote mental health literacy and reduce the likelihood of negative stereotype formation
Background: Anxiety disorders are amongst the most common mental health disorders in children and ar...
The U.S. Surgeon General\u27s 2000 Report on Children\u27s Mental Health estimates that one in five ...
Research estimates that around ten per cent of children in the UK between 5 and 16 years of age are ...
This study analyzes how primary school teachers can integrate a classroom environment in which foste...
Given the high prevalence of children living with a parent who has a mental health condition, preven...
Changing minds at the earliest opportunity Stigmatising attitudes towards mental illness are rein-fo...
Mounttown NYFP2 is a mental health programme which supports vulnerable children aged 8-13 who are ha...
Schools may be well-placed to identify signs of mental health (MH) problems in children; however, th...
Children‟s mental well-being has emerged as a significant priority for education, with increasing nu...
on mental health in four areas, parenting, schools, the workplace and older people. The schools work...
Section 1: introduction p.1 Section 2: mental health promotion and suicide prevention 5 Section 3:...
Background: The school setting may be the optimal context for early screening of and intervention on...
Promoting mental well-being is becoming a prominent focus in Ontario school boards. One in five chil...
Increasing enrolment rates could place schools in a crucial position to support mental health in low...
Education has a long history of managing children with identified behavioural difficulties through b...
Background: Anxiety disorders are amongst the most common mental health disorders in children and ar...
The U.S. Surgeon General\u27s 2000 Report on Children\u27s Mental Health estimates that one in five ...
Research estimates that around ten per cent of children in the UK between 5 and 16 years of age are ...
This study analyzes how primary school teachers can integrate a classroom environment in which foste...
Given the high prevalence of children living with a parent who has a mental health condition, preven...
Changing minds at the earliest opportunity Stigmatising attitudes towards mental illness are rein-fo...
Mounttown NYFP2 is a mental health programme which supports vulnerable children aged 8-13 who are ha...
Schools may be well-placed to identify signs of mental health (MH) problems in children; however, th...
Children‟s mental well-being has emerged as a significant priority for education, with increasing nu...
on mental health in four areas, parenting, schools, the workplace and older people. The schools work...
Section 1: introduction p.1 Section 2: mental health promotion and suicide prevention 5 Section 3:...
Background: The school setting may be the optimal context for early screening of and intervention on...
Promoting mental well-being is becoming a prominent focus in Ontario school boards. One in five chil...
Increasing enrolment rates could place schools in a crucial position to support mental health in low...
Education has a long history of managing children with identified behavioural difficulties through b...
Background: Anxiety disorders are amongst the most common mental health disorders in children and ar...
The U.S. Surgeon General\u27s 2000 Report on Children\u27s Mental Health estimates that one in five ...
Research estimates that around ten per cent of children in the UK between 5 and 16 years of age are ...