Resources
Mental Health & Wellbeing in Schools Conference
7-8th March 2022
List of speakers with summary of their presentations.
Day 1 Summary
MITEY - The Sir John Kirwan Foundation
Mind over Manner - Witness Program:” Building a culture of wellbeing and respect. Theatre for social change. Susan Haldane
Happy School Program - Steve Francis
Guiding Mental Health Education in Schools - Dr Katie Fitzpatrick & Dr Melinda Webber
NZCER Educational resource - Mental Health Education and Hauora -Lesson plans and resources for teachers, especially useful for Yrs 7-11 health education
The Mind Strength Method: Embracing behavioural experiments - Dr Jodie Lowinger
Creating trauma sensitive classrooms to build resilience and foster compassion in the classroom - Brooke Trenwith
Day 2 Summary
Building a relational school culture: Connecting restorative practice and wellbeing.
Fostering resilience in school settings - Wendy Sandifer
Implementation journey of Pause, Breathe, Smile (PBS) mind health program
A toolkit…not a programme! How Sparklers is supporting the wellbeing of the whole classroom - Anna Mowat
Speaker Presentations
Day 1 & 2
PBS implementation .pdfSteve Francis presentation NZ Wellbeing conf 2022.pdfWITNESS Creating a Culture of Respect.pdfRestorative Practice - Fundamental to Wellbeing - Greg Jansen.pdfNZ MH conference Powerpoint to go w video.pdfMITEY.pdf‘Fight or Flight’ Insight_ Understanding and Relieving Stress & Anxiety.pdfMental Health and Wellbeing in Schools.pdfTena koutou e ngā hau e wha Greetings to the four winds (reference to people from all over the motu ).pdfCreating trauma-sensitive classrooms to build resilience and foster compassion in the classroom.pdfManaging stufdrent anxiety .pdfGuiding mental health education.pdfFostering Wellbeing & Resilience in school settings Nau mai, Haere Mai Wendy Sandifer.pdfCognitionOnline.pdfThe Neuroscience behind happy learners webinar.
Cognition Education
15th March 2022
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