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Here are the resources we found for Time To Talk Day 2019 for parents and families:

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4YP Radio for Anti-Bullying Week at The Orchard Centre: in Conversation with Kai and Alice

(Featured resource)In this podcast from HeadStart Wolverhampton, two young people from The Orchard Centre in Wolverhampton discuss their experiences of bullying and their thoughts about why bullying occurs, how schools and other organisations should react to it, and how their experiences have changed their lives and views of themselves.

Bullying and Mental Health – in Conversation with Jodie Goodacre, Time to Change Young Champion

(Featured resource)Jodie Gooacre is one of Time To Change’s Young Champions, young people with direct experience of mental health issues who work alongside the Time To Change team to break down the stigma around mental health. In this conversation, she discusses the impact of bullying on mental health with Richard Anderson from HeadStart Wolverhampton.

HeadStart Podcast: ‘Fitting in, and Relationship Stresses’ from Moreton School

(Featured resource)In this podcast, recorded for Mental Health Awareness Week 2018 theme of “Stress: Are We Coping?” with young people at Moreton School, the young presenters explore themes including the challenges of ‘fitting in’, both online, and in school with peers, and the stresses caused by friendships and relationships with parents.

Anorexia: in conversation with Zoë at The Nightingale Centre

In the latest episode of the 4YP podcast, Richard speaks to Zoë, a Year 11 student who attends The Nightingale Centre. In the podcast, Zoë speaks with great honesty about her experiences as a sufferer with the eating disorder, anorexia.

Webpage

Time to Talk Day 2019 | Time To Change

The official page for Time to Talk Day 2019. Resources and media to support the mission of Time To Talk Day of getting everyone, young and old, talking and sharing about mental health.

Time To Talk Day 2018 from HeadStart Wolverhampton

All of the HeadStart Wolverhampton media for Time To Talk Day 2018: blog posts, podcasts and more!

Video

A Knock At The Door – Time to Talk Day 2019

The official launch video for Time to Talk Day 2019. It’s very short, and would work as a quick intro to Time to Talk Day, the simple message: “However you do it, make it a conversation about mental health’

Organisation

Time to Change

Time to Change is one of the UK’s leading charities aiming to end mental health discrimination. They are trying to do this through raising awareness of mental health and educating as many people as possible of the ins and outs of mental health.

Audio View all audio resources

4YP Radio for Anti-Bullying Week at The Orchard Centre: in Conversation with Kai and Alice

(Featured resource)In this podcast from HeadStart Wolverhampton, two young people from The Orchard Centre in Wolverhampton discuss their experiences of bullying and their thoughts about why bullying occurs, how schools and other organisations should react to it, and how their experiences have changed their lives and views of themselves.

Bullying and Mental Health – in Conversation with Jodie Goodacre, Time to Change Young Champion

(Featured resource)Jodie Gooacre is one of Time To Change’s Young Champions, young people with direct experience of mental health issues who work alongside the Time To Change team to break down the stigma around mental health. In this conversation, she discusses the impact of bullying on mental health with Richard Anderson from HeadStart Wolverhampton.

HeadStart Podcast: ‘Fitting in, and Relationship Stresses’ from Moreton School

(Featured resource)In this podcast, recorded for Mental Health Awareness Week 2018 theme of “Stress: Are We Coping?” with young people at Moreton School, the young presenters explore themes including the challenges of ‘fitting in’, both online, and in school with peers, and the stresses caused by friendships and relationships with parents.

Webpage

Time to Talk Day 2019 | Time To Change

The official page for Time to Talk Day 2019. Resources and media to support the mission of Time To Talk Day of getting everyone, young and old, talking and sharing about mental health.

Time To Talk Day 2018 from HeadStart Wolverhampton

All of the HeadStart Wolverhampton media for Time To Talk Day 2018: blog posts, podcasts and more!

Organisation

Time to Change

Time to Change is one of the UK’s leading charities aiming to end mental health discrimination. They are trying to do this through raising awareness of mental health and educating as many people as possible of the ins and outs of mental health.

Video

A Knock At The Door – Time to Talk Day 2019

The official launch video for Time to Talk Day 2019. It’s very short, and would work as a quick intro to Time to Talk Day, the simple message: “However you do it, make it a conversation about mental health’

Organisation

Time to Change

Time to Change is one of the UK’s leading charities aiming to end mental health discrimination. They are trying to do this through raising awareness of mental health and educating as many people as possible of the ins and outs of mental health.

Audio View all audio resources

4YP Radio for Anti-Bullying Week at The Orchard Centre: in Conversation with Kai and Alice

(Featured resource)In this podcast from HeadStart Wolverhampton, two young people from The Orchard Centre in Wolverhampton discuss their experiences of bullying and their thoughts about why bullying occurs, how schools and other organisations should react to it, and how their experiences have changed their lives and views of themselves.

Bullying and Mental Health – in Conversation with Jodie Goodacre, Time to Change Young Champion

(Featured resource)Jodie Gooacre is one of Time To Change’s Young Champions, young people with direct experience of mental health issues who work alongside the Time To Change team to break down the stigma around mental health. In this conversation, she discusses the impact of bullying on mental health with Richard Anderson from HeadStart Wolverhampton.

HeadStart Podcast: ‘Fitting in, and Relationship Stresses’ from Moreton School

(Featured resource)In this podcast, recorded for Mental Health Awareness Week 2018 theme of “Stress: Are We Coping?” with young people at Moreton School, the young presenters explore themes including the challenges of ‘fitting in’, both online, and in school with peers, and the stresses caused by friendships and relationships with parents.

Webpage

Time to Talk Day 2019 | Time To Change

The official page for Time to Talk Day 2019. Resources and media to support the mission of Time To Talk Day of getting everyone, young and old, talking and sharing about mental health.

Time To Talk Day 2018 from HeadStart Wolverhampton

All of the HeadStart Wolverhampton media for Time To Talk Day 2018: blog posts, podcasts and more!