We've been counting the bodies wrong - 1
From a book 'Greater Than Gravity' by Michael J Me
Childhood trauma is the No 1 root cause of death. But recorded on death certificates is; heart disease, cancer, overdose, etc. It creates destruction across mental, physical, spiritual, and social aspects of life.
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We've been counting the bodies wrong - 2
From a book 'Greater Than Gravity' by Michael J Me
We need to recognise that our society, sadly and surprisingly, is still in the budding stages of understanding and addressing the epidemic of childhood trauma. There are 3 areas of effort required.
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Heal by Hair
From resources from The Blue Mind Foundation
An initiative to improve the mental health and well‑being of African women through the hairdresser’s chair - one client at a time. Training equips hairdressers with knowledge, breaks stigma re mental‑health disorders, provides information.
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Teen loneliness
From an article by Child and Family Blog
Loneliness is more than a fleeting emotion - it’s a serious health concern. A study reveals patterns of teen loneliness and their links to mental health, academic performance, belonging. Suggests actions for families and communities.
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Emotions and behaviours
From an animation by Emerging Minds
A short animation to help parents and families understand the connections between children’s emotions and behaviours. Use to open the door to conversations with parents to help them better understand and support their children.
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The science of spirituality
From a video by ThinQ
"From day 1, all of us have a brain ready for a direct relationship with God." Although a natural capacity, spirituality is 2/3 shaped by family, community, religious practices. There's huge protective effects of spirituality.
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Remote working’s hidden toll on young adults
From an article by the Institute of Family Studies
Remote work has reshaped the workweek. But young adults spend more time alone, amplifying conditions affecting mental health. Also undermines development milestones like mentoring, romance, community.
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Online - Creative approaches to support child and adolescent mental health and wellbeing
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Art and dance are forms of creative expression that allow children and adolescents to explore ideas, communicate feelings and connect with others.
Drawing on research, practitioner knowledge and lived experience, this webinar will explore some of the ways art and dance can be used to support child and adolescent mental health and wellbeing in both clinical and community settings.
It will explore the positive role art and dance can play in early intervention as well as valuable tools that can be used alongside other supports in children and a who are experiencing social or mental health challenges.
08/07/2026
03:00