Creating an environment that nurtures pupil mental health and wellbeing is a key priority for us at NHEHS. One of our investments to help us do this, is The Wellbeing Hub, which has been developed by child and adolescent mental health and wellbeing experts, Teen Tips.

All NHEHS parents are entitled to free access to the interactive online portal, designed to help understand and meet your daughter’s social and emotional needs.

As members, our parents can access:
• Complete Parenting Teens and Parenting 2-12’s Audio & Video Courses
• Weekly Updated Resources – podcasts, articles, tips and more
• Weekly Live Q&A with a Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist
• Careers Advice Articles and Webinars, as well as Inspiring Futures Mini-Podcasts – insiders’ perspectives on different industries, roles and career paths
• Q&A Library
• Self-Care – an area to find positivity, inspiration, good news and more
• Monthly Webinars from in-house and guest, expert-level speakers on a range of topics

The Wellbeing Hub for Pupils
Our pupils also have access to The Wellbeing Hub via two different platforms, one for those aged 10-13 and one for those aged 13+, with resources tailored specifically to support them with their mental health and wellbeing. The Wellbeing Hub for pupils includes Answers – a huge bank of Q&As on a wide range of topics, Top Tips – short films, blogs, and tip sheets on all manner of themes, Self-Care – an area to find positivity, inspiration, good news and more and Futures – Careers Advice and Inspiring Futures Podcasts. There is also a Help Zone – with links to specialist organisations if extra support or advice is needed plus access to our Wellbeing Ambassadors Programme for Pupils, encouraging them to champion their own and their peers’ wellbeing.

There is a different monthly theme covered each month.

For September, the theme is Anxiety, with events coming up this week:

Live webinar on “Autism and Anxiety” with Dr Luke Beardon, Senior Lecturer in autism at Sheffield Hallam University. Wednesday 27th September 6.30pm (watch online)

Bonus content this month:

Podcast on concussion and contact sports with Dr Steve Allder, Consultant Neurologist at Re:Cognition Health (listen online)