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Mental Health and Wellbeing

St Jude’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Team

Mrs M Ashurst- Senior Mental Health Lead

Mrs C Quinn- Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner

Mrs Brown- Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner

Chellie Minney- Counsellor MBACP

At St Jude’s we take a whole school approach to promoting positive mental health, aiming to help children become more resilient! We do this by;

  • Creating and applying consistent ethos, policies and behaviours that support mental health and well-being.
  • Adhering to a positive, restorative approach to behaviour management.
  • Helping children socially to form and maintain relationships.
  • Helping children to feel comfortable about sharing any concerns or worries.
  • Teaching children emotional skills and an awareness of mental health so that they understand their emotions and feelings better

Please speak to a member of staff in school if you would like any further support or guidance on Mental Health and Well-Being.  Alternatively, click on the websites below.

Improving children’s mental health in schools – Place2Be

Parents and Carers | Advice and Guidance | Anna Freud Centre

Parents Helpline | Mental Health Help for Your Child | YoungMinds

Mental health support | Action For Children

Signs That a Child Is Suffering From Mental Health Issues | NSPCC