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Hello everyone, I’m Veronica from Regain at La Borie Noble. I’ll be your host and project coordinator. I’m really excited about this training and confident that we’ll all enjoy the beautiful nature, great company, and the valuable new knowledge we’ll gain together.

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Not my best photo, but it was the fastest one I could find — so here we are!

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I’m Ági, who came up with the idea for this training and developed the topic with a core team. I’ll be one of your trainers during the program and guiding you through some of the theoretical parts — but I’ll do my best to make them useful and engaging!
In my everyday work, I meet young people who face social difficulties due to their challenging behaviors, so this topic is especially important to me.
We’re really looking forward to meeting you — the countdown has already begun!

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Hello,

I am Beata, part of the core team, and the other facilitator. I will use mainly outdoor activities in the topic of mental health.

As a professional I am a psychologist, mindfulness teachers and music and art therapist, and I work both with children and adults individually and in groups.

As a Youth worker I usually use outdoor methods or music and arts.

I am looking forward to meeting you soon.

Beata

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Hi everyone! I’m Rima Beridze, a proud member of the core team that met during the unforgettable Partnership Building Activity in Morocco, where this amazing idea of organizing the “Challenging Behavior” training course was born. It’s been inspiring to collaborate with such passionate and driven people!

I’m the founder and director of Step Toward Success, an organization actively working with youth across Georgia in various creative and educational formats. Supporting young people’s growth and empowerment is at the heart of what we do.

Beyond work, I’m someone who loves hiking, camping, traveling, reading, and most importantly, spending quality time with my little daughter.

Looking forward to the journey ahead with all of you!

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Hi everyone! გამარჯობა!

I’m Suzi from Georgia, and I’m really excited to be part of this amazing project! It’s such a great opportunity to connect with people from all over Europe and to work together on something as important as understanding and addressing challenging behavior.

I love meeting new people, spending time outdoors, and jumping into new adventures — so I’m definitely looking forward to what’s ahead. Can’t wait to learn, share, and grow together with all of you.

See you soon!

Suzi 😊

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Hey everyone! I'm Dániel Szabó from Hungary.
In my free time, I volunteer as a youth worker at our INF-O organisation founded by my mom and stepdad.
We focus on supporting young people who face mental health challenges or learning difficulties in their daily lives.
I meet a lot of teens and young adults who struggle with these issues, so this training is definitely something that can help me support them better!

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Hi Everyone! I am Emese Rózsa from Budapest, Hungary. I am a medical doctor and a psychotherapist (Roger's and cognitive therapy, autogenic training). With my individual clients I work in the nature, we walk and talk in the forest. I also work together with Beata in music and art therapy groups as a cotherapist. I am looking forward to meet and know you soon!

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Hello Everyone!

My name is Ia. I’m a teacher from Tbilisi, Georgia. I'm really looking forward to being part of this training. I'm here to learn, reflect, and hopefully share some of my own experiences too.

Outside of the classroom, I enjoy walking, travelling and cycling.

Thank you for having me!

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Hello everyone, my name is Briana and I am from Argentina. I work as a volunteer in a organisation of international mobility in France, and we support and help youngs with few opportunities from rural areas to take part in Erasmus+ projects.

Im so excited and glad to take part in this project and very curious about all the new things I will learn.

See you very soon in La Borie Noble:)

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Here is the info pack with all the essential details. If you need more information, packing tips, or any advice, feel free to check it,or just reach out to us directly!

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Hello im Rezart, I recently participated in an Erasmus+ training program hosted at La Borie Noble, focused on equipping youth professionals with practical strategies for addressing challenging behaviors and fostering positive development in young people. This immersive, hands-on training provided a unique opportunity to collaborate with international peers in a reflective, values-driven environment deeply rooted in social engagement and experiential learning.

Throughout the program, I engaged with innovative methodologies for conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and inclusive communication—all grounded in humanistic and restorative approaches. The training placed strong emphasis on empathy, trust-building, and creating psychologically safe environments for youth to thrive, particularly those facing social, emotional, or behavioral difficulties.

This experience was both enriching and transformative. It has significantly enhanced my capacity to respond constructively to complex youth dynamics and has deepened my commitment to inclusive, youth-centered practice. The insights gained will be instrumental in my future professional endeavors, allowing me to bring more impactful, socially responsible interventions into my architectural work with youth spaces and community-oriented design.

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Arrived with a suitcase, left with a second family and mysteriously became the group's unofficial DJ and philosopher.
Learned, laughed, and probably confused a few teachers along the way.
10/10 experience — not just because of the food, but because I met people who turned moments into memories.
Catch me saying “this reminds me of Erasmus” for the next 5 years. 😎

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As you know I'm Missa (and not Messy 👀), 23 years old and I'm doing a Master's Degree in International Cooperation for Education.

My own mantra is "We (young people) are tomorrow, and we have to act to make tomorrow better." To the intellectual emancipation to each human being I dedicate my life. Having the choice shouldn't be a privilege anymore but a right for everyone. We should choose by love and not by fear and ignorance.

I received so much and sincere love from you 🫶🏾. You are my lavenders. You are my peace.

N.B : Paris is waiting for you to come ! It's a 👐🏾 experience, I promise ✨️

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Hi everyone! This is Julia, from Spain. I am 20 years old and I am studying a degree in Medicine in Madrid. My interests are nature, trekking, poetry and travelling.

Since I was 8 I’ve been part of a scout group in my hometown, San Lorenzo de El Escorial. Once I turned 18, I started my stage as an educator volunteering there as a free time monitor. I have been working with children and preadolescents.

The aim of my Scout Group is to provide a non-formal comprehensive education in values such as the respect for Human Rights, nature conservation, solidarity and the mutual-understanding. To achieve this, we foster each youngster personal development and encourage them to have a constructive role in society. Our methods include playing, immersion in nature, creating a safe environment for their development, social inclusion and personal progression as a mindful, intentional process.

I really enjoyed this experience! I hope one day I’ll meet you all and we see again the wonderful starry sky at night of La Borie Noble. I know someday I’ll come back.

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Hello everyone, this is Dariia from Ukraine.

For the last year I have been working as a teacher in a school in Kyiv region, participating in the Teach for Ukraine program and also working for an NGO that promotes non-formal education in Ukraine.

One spanish girl asked me to make playlist with Ukrainian songs, so I decided to share it with all of you, as well as share some other resources that you can check out if you're curious about Ukrainians and the situation in Ukraine.

So, here is link to playlist on Spotify.

And some other links:

Youtube channel Ukraїner

Youtube channels Ukrainian Toronto TV

Instagram page United24

Instagram page Saint Javelin

Also if you want to make donations to Ukrainian army, you can go to the link of Charity Organisation 'Come Back Alive' and make one time donate or make subscribtion. This is a reliable Organisation that I trust, they helped Ukrainian army since 2014.

It was nice to meet you all :)

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Am Fahridin Haxhifazliu from Kosovo.

I wanna share my experience here in La Boire Noble. Such a good was that I can not describe in general. Being near friendly people, sharing stories and talking a lot were some of the most beautiful things ever. To be familiar with everyone and build a strong frinedship was amaizing.

I really hope to see everyone again soon.

Lots of love from your Dinni ❤️

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I am Maria Martinez, Mexican and have been living in France for 25 years. I am a trainer in mental health first aid. Last week I took part in an Erasmus Challenging Behaviours Training Course, where I met young people from 7 different countries

and with very well prepared and very dynamic trainers.

Living together with people of different cultures and ages has been a very enriching experience.

I am very grateful to the organizers who have been able to create this project.

I am sure that what we have learned will bear fruit in each of us.

This is only the beginning of a great adventure !

I wait for you in France !

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Hello everyone my name is Enxhi (Angie) and I study multimedia.

During the Erasmus+ training program at La Borie Noble, I had the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals about understanding and responding to challenging behaviors through creative, mindful, and inclusive approaches. The days were filled not only with valuable knowledge and tools, but also with unforgettable moments of joy, laughter, and deep connection with other participants. It was a truly enriching experience, both personally and professionally that I will always carry with me. I’ll never forget the fun we shared, the conversations, and the warmth of the community we built together.

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Hi people!! It's Emma from Spain. I'm a 18-year-old student of International Relations and Political Science, and I've recently taken part in an Erasmus+ project hosted in La Borie Noble, in the south of France.

I’ve learned a lot from this wonderful project: not only about how to manage challenging behaviours when working with youngsters, but also about different cultures and ways of life, since I had the opportunity to meet amazing and lovely people from many different countries.

This has been an incredibly enriching experience that I will always remember. ¡Muchas gracias a todos!

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Hand of Mental Health encourages us to reflect and discuss our everyday choices and their impact on our mental health. How does sleep and rest, food, relationships and emotions affect our mental wellbeing?

Or what about exercise and mindfuless or creativity and hobbies and their impact on our mental health. What kind of choices we usually make and what kind of choices we could make? What role do values play on our mental health?

It is beneficial at times to stop and think about these different aspects in our life and maybe create new habits if we feel that they are necessary.

Poster is available in many languages. If you don't find the poster in your own language but would like to translate it, you can contact Elina Marjamäki: elina.marjamaki@mieli.fi

Download the poster below

Poster in Arabic (this is an older version of the picture)

Poster in French

Poster in Dutch

Poster in German

Poster in Hungarian

Poster in Kurdi-Sorani (this is an older version of the picture)

Poster in North-Saami

Poster in Norwegian

Poster in Portuguese

Poster in Somali (this is an older version of the picture )

Poster in Turkish

Poster in Ukraine

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Recognition tool for non-formal & informal learning in youth projects

2019-06-20 counter for smart phone with YP person

Youthpass at first glance

Youthpass is a tool that gives the word to the learners in describing their learning outcomes.

Youthpass is the recognition instrument developed for the projects realised in the European youth programmes. Through the Youthpass certificate, participation in such projects can be recognised as an educational experience and a period of non-formal and informal learning. Youthpass foresees a process applied throughout the project life-cycle to support the learning of participants. It also serves as a strategy that improves the recognition of non-formal learning in Europe.

Read more about Youthpass

Have a look at example certificates

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Why Youthpass?

What I tried to portray in this story is a path I took from gaining my first Youthpass to gaining a few more, learning and growing through non-formal education, being able to secure jobs and scholarships for myself and, finally, discover my inner passion and find my dream job. To everyone second guessing themselves: don't. Try! There is nothing to lose, and so, so much to gain. Thanks, Youthpass!

Nikolina

...I was sitting in an interview for my undergraduate study. I mentioned working with people and how I have non-formal education experience in this area. I had brought my Youthpass certificates. The certificates proved to be extremely useful because they served as a physical evidence of my participation in the youth exchanges and the knowledge gained. I stood out from more than 600 candidates in the interview and successfully enrolled in the desired study.

Petra

With the help of Youthpass and my mentor, I started to believe in myself, see my potential to grow and reached my goal. I believe that was just a small piece of puzzle in the big picture of success, but now I see how Youthpass can help me achieve much more in my future career and personal life.

Vanja

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Recognition tool for non-formal & informal learning in youth projects 2019-06-20 counter for smart phone with YP person Youthpass is a tool that gives the word to the learners in describing their learning outcomes. Youthpass is the recognition instrument developed for the projects realised in the European youth programmes.