Mental Health for Teachers
Teaching can be a very taxing profession. This course aims to raise awareness of the mental health continuum, recognise poor mental health in yourself and colleagues, and develop resilience and supportive techniques.
Welcome
Course aims
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Mental health
Changing circumstances
Statistics
Symptoms
Being mentally healthy
The impact of COVID-19
The impact of poor mental heath
Presenteeism
Perceptions
Mind's seven recommendations
Ofsted's research
Mental health and the workplace
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Your role
Research into teachers' wellbeing
Ofsted's findings
High workloads
Workload statistics
Working together on workloads
Lack of resources
Poor behaviour
Wellbeing at work
Relationships with parents
Support from senior leaders
Support from line managers
Ofsted inspections
Policy changes
Mental health in a pandemic
Lack of control
Uncertainty and safety concerns
Supporting teaching staff
Negative implications of policy changes
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Statistics
The mental health continuum
The four stages
Different types of symptoms
Common mental health problems
Anxiety
Panic attacks
Stress
PTSD
Burnout
Depression
Recognising potential illness
How to spot signs and symptoms
Categorising symptoms
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The continuum of mental health
Taking action!
Symptoms and stages
Resilience
Developing resilience in education
Resilience during COVID-19
Five steps to mental wellbeing
Step 1: connect with others
Step 2: be physically active
Step 3: learn new skills
Step 4: give to others
Step 5: be in the present
Match the steps
Relaxation techniques
Talking about mental health
Case study - Kelly Hopkinson
Further support
Improving mental health in educational institutions
Mental health awareness assessment
Your certification
Feedback
About this course