Well-being Resources
Just Talk
Why not take a look at the Just Talk website - Hertfordshire's place to find information about mental health and wellbeing.
You may like to follow Just Talk on social media, where they regularly provide updates on useful local information: @justtalkherts
Suggestions from our School Counsellor
- Anna Freud Resources: for school staff, advice on Mentally Healthy Schools and a booklet about Self Care from Mentally Healthy Schools
- Mind Resources for Parents
- Heads Together Mental Health Project and
- NHS Mental Health Resources
- Spectrum Drug and Alcohol Recovery Services in Hertford
Safer Places Domestic Abuse
Serving adult and child survivors of domestic abuse in Hertfordshire and Essex, Safer Places can be accessed via their website https://www.saferplaces.co.uk/
Suggestions from our Pastoral Team
Family Lives
Families First Portal
Supporting Links - Talking Families
Supporting Links offers a range of parenting support courses and workshops for anyone with a child aged under 19 years. Full details can be found on their website https://www.supportinglinks.co.uk/
30-Day Well-being Challenge
Everyone needs to take care of their own wellbeing - you can follow the link to the 30-Day Well-being Challenge, which consists of 30 days worth of suggestions for enjoyable activities.
Mental Health and Wellbeing Support from Mind Childline Calm Zone
- Calming activities and tools
- Breathing exercises
- Yoga Videos
- Online games for calming
- Videos about 'Ways to Cope'
- Daily timetable examples and templates
- Activity suggestions
- Home learning advice
- Anxiety management support
- Mental health and well-being resources
- Autism friendly Covid-19 information, including social stories and makaton







