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In this webinar recorded on 11 October 2017,  Lou Mycroft rejects her own label of 'ADHD', and presents emerging theories of neurodiversity and how these might impact practice.

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Rejecting her own label of 'ADHD', in this webinar, Lou Mycroft presents emerging theories of neurodiversity and offers a chance to explore how these might impact affirmatively on practice. She explores how might personalised learning and student support look, if we turned our 'deficit model' on its head.

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How health literacy promotes and helps people manage their mental health    

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How health literacy promotes and helps people manage their mental health    

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In this recording from 19 October 2017, Gill Rowlands, Professor of General Practice Newcastle University | Joint clinical advisor on health literacy to NHS discussed the role of community learning in people developing their mental health literacy.

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How can health literacy promote and help people manage their mental health?

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In this recording of a webinar held on 19 October 2017, Professor Gill Rowlands, Professor of General Practice Newcastle University | Joint clinical advisor on health literacy to NHS considers: What are the particular health literacy issues around mental illness? How do you build people's health literacy?

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Should mental health be a family affair? 

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Should mental health be a family affair? 

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Sue Bennett from Northamptonshire Adult Learning Service, presentation described how family learning can be an effective way to build resilient families.

This film combines the webinar Sue presented on 23 October 2017 and the recording of her presentation to the Family Learning Network on 21 September 17.

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Mental Health Awareness Day Webinar 2017 - Mental Health and Young People Sue Bennett ED3

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Mindfulness and resilience, the panacea?

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Mindfulness and resilience, the panacea?

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Peter Kelly, Senior Psychologist at the HSE, asked

"is this all there is to workplace mental health?"

Recording of MHFE WMHD2017 webinar on 23 October 2017.

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Mindfulness and resilience, the panacea?

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Peter Kelly, Senior Psychologist at the HSE (Health and Safety Executive), asks "is this all there is to workplace mental health?" and is goodwill preventing us from calling out the stress we're under? Recording of MHFE WMHD2017 webinar on 23 October 2017.

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Mental wellbeing and leadership - Dame Ruth Silver

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Mental wellbeing and leadership - Dame Ruth Silver

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In this recording, Dame Ruth Silver  – president of FETL (The Further Education Trust for Leadership) explored mental health and leadership and why she thinks that

"healthy organisations need healthy leaders" and  that "The faster the world around spins us, the more beholden it is to leaders to care for the relationships that comprise their institution."
Recorded on 31 October 2017.

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Mental wellbeing and leadership - in conversation with Dame Ruth Silver

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In this webinar, Dame Ruth Silver - president of FETL (The Further Education Trust for Leadership) explores mental health and leadership and why she thinks that "healthy organisations need healthy leaders" and that "The faster the world around spins us, the more beholden it is to leaders to care for the relationships that comprise their institution."

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Did we turn our challenges into success?

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Did we turn our challenges into success?

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Tracey Attard from Luton and Patricia Dillon-Russell, Kent project shared their thoughts after 2 years of being involved in the community learning mental health research. They reflected on how it has affected their delivery of courses in adult education.
Recorded on  30 October 2017

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Did we turn our challenges into success?

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Research. What's the point of it in the real world? Ever wondered what happened to those 62 community learning mental health projects? Or whether research really does make any practical difference for learners and teachers? Watch Tracey Attard from Luton CLMH project and Patricia Dillon-Russell, Kent CLMH project share their thoughts after 2 years of being involved in the community learning mental health research.

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The Access to Work  Mental Health Support Service for Apprentices 

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The Access to Work  Mental Health Support Service for Apprentices 

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In this recording, Chris Kingsbury from Remploy, provided an overview of the service including:

purpose and aim of MHSS

eligibility and referral process

service structure, potential support and interventions.

Recorded on 27 October 2017

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Access to Mental Health Support Service for Apprentices

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In this MHFE, WMHD2017 webinar, Chris Kingsbury from Remploy, provides an overview of the service including: the facts and stats around mental health the purpose and aim of MHSS the eligibility and referral process for MHSS the service structure, potential support and interventions. Recorded on 27 October 2017

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What's our wellbeing like? You'll never guess what we found out...

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What's our wellbeing like? You'll never guess what we found out...

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Lou Mycroft shared preliminary findings from a survey of FE educators involved in the DfE community learning mental health research (CLMH).
Recorded on 25 October 2017.

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CLMH Educators' Survey - What's our wellbeing like?

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You'll never guess what we found out...Community learning is full of surprises and if one thing is certain it's that we're always open to learning new things about ourselves. Lou Mycroft shares her curiosity about the preliminary findings from a survey of FE educators involved in the DfE community learning mental health research (CLMH).

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What next, now the Sheffield CLMH research project is over?

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What next, now the Sheffield CLMH research project is over?

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In this webinar, Sarah Wraith and Karen Hanson from the Learn Well Live Well project in Sheffield, discussed the changes they are making to their services as a result of the research.
Recorded on 25 October 2017

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What next, now the Sheffield CLMH research project is over?

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In this WMHD2017 webinar, Sarah Wraith and Karen Hanson from Learn Well Live Well project in Sheffield, discuss the changes they are making to their services as a result of the research. Recorded on 25 October 2017

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The Keyboard Cat's view: Adult education and mental health

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The Keyboard Cat's view: Adult education and mental health

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From National Research to a Personal Learning Journey - Richard Probert (aka the Keyboard Cat) Head of Adult Learning at Telford and Wrekin Council, took a warts and all look at leading one of the CLMH research sites and shared his current thinking for his  EdD thesis.
Recorded on 24 October 2017

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Mental Health Day Webinars 2017 - Richard Probert ED1

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AoC's new wellbeing self-assessment tool and resources 

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AoC's new wellbeing self-assessment tool and resources 

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Recording of Ian Ashman and Liz Maudslay's webinar recorded on 18 October 2017, exploring:

Securing additional resources

Making the government aware of the challenges colleges face

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WMHD2017: Have you seen AoC's new wellbeing self-assessment tool and resources?

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In this webinar held on 18 Oct. 2017, Ian Ashman and Liz Maudslay from Association of Colleges talk about a holistic approach to wellbeing and mental health support in colleges. They consider: How are colleges securing additional resources? How AoC is making the government aware of the challenges colleges face.?

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In this recording from 20 october 2017, Mark OneinFour explains why one day in June he asked learners and staff:

How's your day been?

How's your mental health?

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Find out why, one day in June 2017, Mark OneinFour asked hundreds of adult education learners and staff: "How was your day? How was your mental health?" A MHFE World Mental Health Day 2017 webinar recording.