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An approach to working with BME learners in a CLMH project.
Anna Lee-White Project Manager Learning Well, City of London

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City of London Corporation 's Community Learning | Mental Health

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Anna Lee White CLMH working with BME learners 7 10 16

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An MHFE World Mental Health Day 2016 Webinar recording of Anna Lee-White's session on 7 October 2016. In this session, Anna shares insights and lessons-learned from the approach to working with BME learners developed by the City of London Corporation's Community Learning | Mental Health research site in year 1 (2015/16).

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Celebrating World Mental Health Day 2016 

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Celebrating World Mental Health Day 2016 

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Thank you to all who joined us in October.  We have recorded the webinars so that you can :

find out about the work that is happening as part of the Community Learning Mental Health researchinto whether community learning helps improve mental health

hear the Association of Colleges leaders about the leadership role in supporting the mental health in further education

hear about the Thinking Environment as a way to nurture independent thinking

share the latest research findings, and much more

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Dignity In Mental HealthPsychological and Mental Health First Aid For All

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Dignity In Mental HealthPsychological and Mental Health First Aid For All

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World Mental Health Day (10 October) is a day for global mental health education, awareness and advocacy.

It was first celebrated in 1992 at the initiative of the World Federation for Mental Health, a global mental health organization with members and contacts in many countries.

On this day, each October, thousands of supporters observe an annual awareness program to bring attention to Mental Illness and its major effects on people’s lives worldwide.

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Recording: The importance of senior leadership in tackling the Mental Health agenda in FE

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Recording: The importance of senior leadership in tackling the Mental Health agenda in FE

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Ian Ashman, AoC president
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Best Practice in Supporting Students with Mental Health Issues, Ian Ashman AoC president

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In this webinar from 17 Oct 2016, Ian Ashman, Association of Colleges president, considers the role of senior leaders in stemming the rising tide of mental illness among students.

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Slides: The importance of senior leadership in tackling the Mental Health agenda in FE 

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Slides: The importance of senior leadership in tackling the Mental Health agenda in FE 

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Ian Ashman, AoC president
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Recording: Staff Development - Supporting students with mental health needs in colleges 

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Recording: Staff Development - Supporting students with mental health needs in colleges 

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Richard Caulfield AoC North West Regional Director
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Richard Caulfield AoC North West Regional Director

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Enhancement of Teaching & Learning in Higher Education

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Learning Difficulty & Dementia Practice Development Pack

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Staff Development for supporting students with mental health needs in colleges

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Richard Caulfield AoC North West Regional Director outlines the key learning from working with four networks of college mental health leads in the North West and the conclusions reached about the need for strategic engagement with the health system and what staff development may be appropriate as well as tips on accessing opportunities.

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Slides: Staff Development Supporting students with mental health needs in colleges

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Slides: Staff Development Supporting students with mental health needs in colleges

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Richard Caulfield, AoC North West
Regional Director

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Slides: Improving our personal and college wellbeing

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Slides: Improving our personal and college wellbeing

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Stuart Rimmer, Principal Great Yarmouth College

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Recording: Improving our personal and college wellbeing

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Recording: Improving our personal and college wellbeing

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Stuart Rimmer, Principal Great Yarmouth College

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Slides: Turning challenges 2 opportunities

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Slides: Turning challenges 2 opportunities

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Research sites in Luton, Kent and Medway discuss strategies to overcome the challenges of Phase 2 of the  Community Learning Mental Health Research.
Tracey Attard
Patricia Dillon-Russell
Jo Murdoch-Goodwin

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Recording: Turning challenges 2 opportunities

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Recording: Turning challenges 2 opportunities

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Research sites in Luton, Kent and Medway discuss strategies to overcome the challenges of Phase 2 of the  Community Learning Mental Health Research.
Tracey Attard
Patricia Dillon-Russell
Jo Murdoch-Goodwin

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Turning Challenges into Opportunities - A WMHD 2016 Webinar

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In this World Mental Health Day 2016 webinar, recorded on 18.10.2016, three Community Learning | Mental Health research sites, Luton, Kent and Medway discuss the strategies they used to overcome different challenges of embarking on Phase 2 of the Community Learning Mental Health Research. Facilitators: Tracey Attard (Luton); Patricia Dillon-Russell (Kent); Jo Murdoch-Goodwin (Medway) NB.

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Kathryn James introduces the Discovering Potential (Think, Get, Keep) model and explains how it can be used to support learners with mental ill health.

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Kathryn James introduces the Discovering Potential (Think, Get, Keep) model and explains how it can be used to support learners with mental ill health.

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Marianne Williamson Deepak Chopra Stephen Covey Thomas Moore

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Utah Governor 's Office of Energy Development

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Kathryn James explains the Discovering Potential model for the WMHD webinars October 2016

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An approach to working with BME learners in a CLMH project.
Anna Lee-White Project Manager Learning Well, City of London

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Recording: Safeguarding Principles in a Recovery Context

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Recording: Safeguarding Principles in a Recovery Context

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Jessica Russell, Southend Adult Community College and Errolie Sermaine, Redbridge Institute Community Learning Mental Health Research Projects

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Redbridge Institute 's Community Learning Mental Health Research Project

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Health and Adult Social Care Policy and Scrutiny Committee

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19 10 16 Recording Safeguarding Principles in Recovery Context

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Recording of MHFE World Mental Health Day 2016 webinar in which Facilitators Jessica Russell, Southend Adult Community College and Errolie Sermaine, Redbridge Institute's Community Learning Mental Health Research Project explore Safeguarding Principles in a Recovery Context.

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Slides: Safeguarding Principles in a Recovery Context 

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Slides: Safeguarding Principles in a Recovery Context 

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Jessica Russell, Southend Adult Community College and Errolie Sermaine, Redbridge Institute Community Learning Mental Health Research Projects

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Recording: Building resilience through collaborative partnerships 

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Recording: Building resilience through collaborative partnerships 

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Morley College's WMHD October webinar

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Building resilience through collaborative partnerships   Morley College

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Building Resilience through collaborative partnerships - Morley College's WMHD October webinar.

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Andy Crossland from Humber Learning Consortium explains how participants can be involved in the co-production of their learning programmes based on the experience of their “Talent Match Humber” programme.
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Recording: Stages of learning on the road to improved mental health 

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Recording: Stages of learning on the road to improved mental health 

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Using 7 stages of learning model to evidence progress-in-learning required by funders' and Ofsted.
Facilitator: Val Walkden and Tina Fox, Cornwall College Plymouth
17 October 2016

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Enhancement of Teaching & Learning in Higher Education

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Stages of learning on the road to improved mental health Val Walkden Webinar 17102016

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In this webinar from 17 October 2016, Val Walkden and Tina Fox from Cornwall College Plymouth, talk about using 7 stages of learning model to evidence progress-in-learning required by funders' and Ofsted.

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Creating an impact on mental health through community learning.
Webinar

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Center for International Forestry Research

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Reflections from Sunderland - Creating an impact on mental health through community learning

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Delivered as one of a series of WMHD webinars October 2016

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Andy Crossland from Humber Learning Consortium explains how participants can be involved in the co-production of their learning programmes based on the experience of their “Talent Match Humber” programme.
Webinar

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Andy Crossland from Humber Learning Consortium explains how participants can be involved in the co-production of their learning programmes based on the experience of their "Talent Match Humber" programme.

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Slides: Stages of learning on the road to improved mental health 

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Slides: Stages of learning on the road to improved mental health 

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Using 7 stages of learning model to evidence progress-in-learning required by funders' and Ofsted.
Facilitator: Val Walkden and Tina Fox, Cornwall College Plymouth
17 October 2016

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Recording: Involving volunteers in CLMH research projects

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Recording: Involving volunteers in CLMH research projects

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Helen Plant, (L&WI), and Alicia Vernon, Derby ALS CLMH research project

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Recording of Involving volunteers in CLMH research projects WMHD 2016 webinar

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MHFE WMHD 2016 webinar presented by Helen Plant, (L&WI), and Alicia Vernon, Derby ALS CLMH research project looking at Involving volunteers in CLMH research projects

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Slides: Involving volunteers in CLMH research projects

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Slides: Involving volunteers in CLMH research projects

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Helen Plant, (L&WI), and Alicia Vernon, Derby ALS CLMH research project

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Slides: Mental health, research and adult learning

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Slides: Mental health, research and adult learning

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The webinar considered the practical impact of research WEA has undertaken in the recent past related to health and wellbeing and what we have learned about the challenges and rewards of undertaking student research during the pilot stage of the Mental Health Adult Education research project.
Facilitator: Ann Creed, WEA in Nottingham, Action Learning for Living

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Recording: Mental health, research and adult learning

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Recording: Mental health, research and adult learning

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The webinar considered the practical impact of research WEA has undertaken in the recent past related to health and wellbeing and what we have learned about the challenges and rewards of undertaking student research during the pilot stage of the Mental Health Adult Education research project.
Facilitator: Ann Creed, WEA in Nottingham, Action Learning for Living

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Recording: Improving Social Connectivity 

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Recording: Improving Social Connectivity 

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In this webinar, two CLMH research projects explorethe importance of Social Connectivity, and how can our social connection be improved through use of technology
The facilitators are:
Manoj K Nanda, Richmond Adult Community College Wellbeing Project, and
Chris Truckle, Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Positive Mind project

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In this webinar, two CLMH research projects explore the importance of Social Connectivity, and how can our social connection be improved through use of technology.
The facilitators are:
Manoj K Nanda, Richmond Adult Community College Wellbeing Project, and
Chris Truckle, Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Positive Mind project

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Slides: Mental Health and Special educational needs and disability (SEN/D)

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Slides: Mental Health and Special educational needs and disability (SEN/D)

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Sue Ward MBE looked at current developments around Mental Health and SEN/D as part of the current DfE-funded, workforce development project for SEN/D.