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Mental Health in Your School: A Guide for Teachers and Others Working in Schools

Mental Health in Your School: A Guide for Teachers and Others Working in Schools

by YoungMindsTrust (Author)

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    Paperback 1996

    $3.26
Synopsis

Mental Health in Your School is a concise and comprehensive guide to the facts and issues surrounding the mental health and well-being of children. Written by the Director and staff of Young Minds, the children's mental health charity, this volume includes:

* invaluable training exercises to help identify and address mental health problems

* advice on working with parents and finding outside support

* an extensive list of further reading

* a clear outline of the Special Educational Needs Code of Practice.

Between ten and twenty per cent of children require help with their mental well-being at some point. This book demonstrates how and where to start helping. It is essential reading not only for teachers but also for health promotion professionals, counsellors and any other school professionals who are in direct contact with children.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 62
 Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Published: 01 Apr 1996
ISBN 10: 1853024074
ISBN 13: 9781853024078

Media Reviews
`A copy of this very reasonably priced teachers' guide would be a helpful school resource.' -- Child Care Forum
`It is an excellent, easy-to-read and clearly understandable publication which fulfils its mission of guiding teachers and others involved in the education of our youth. We recommend the book not just to school teachers but also to health professionals, counsellors, youth leaders and other adults in direct contact with children.' -- Health and Hygiene
`It highlights key concepts but also practical guidelines to help recognise children's mental health problems and it includes training exercises to stimulate discussion about the topics addressed...admirably successful in [its] aims. Child psychiatrists would be well advised to obtain copies so that they can recommend them to parents and teachers. It is unlikely that individual clinics will already have such valuable information at their disposal.' -- European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
`The book is carefully laid out with a clear structure and useful sub-headings. It is a straightforward approach to the main issues concerned - ideal for use as part of a teacher-training course or for interested parents seeking an overview.' -- National Association for Primary Education Newsletter
`Asserts that despite the crucial role of the family, schools can do much for mental health by fostering the emotional well-being of children, and be of immediate and practical help to them when problems arise.' -- ACE Bulletin
` ...this short book establishes the need for schools to take mental health issues very seriously and provides practical guidance on how to do just that. One section of the guide focuses on the key role of the teacher, and reminds education planners and purse-string holders, that teachers need support.' -- Share an Idea (Magazine of Contact a Family)
Author Bio
Young Minds is the only British charity dedicated solely to the mental health of children. The Director of Young Minds is Peter Wilson.