Feb

LEHSS - Understanding and promoting resilience in children and young people

by Lancashire Emotional Health in Schools & Colleges

Actions and Detail Panel

Sales Ended

Date and time

Wed, 9 February 2022

15:30 – 17:15 GMT

Location

Online event

Sales Have Ended

Registrations are closed

LESHC will email you 2 days before the event with a Teams Link If you have not used Microsoft Teams before, you do not need to install the application in order to access the training. When you click on the link to join the meeting, this should open up a window in your web browser which gives you options to either open up the Teams app, or continue on the browser. Either of these options will work for accessing the training, and you should come to a window with a ‘Join Now’ button in the middle. Click this to enter the meeting. In order for Teams to work most effectively, we recommend that you join the meeting on a laptop/computer rather than mobile device. We make use of the Chat function in most sessions, which does not always work on mobile devices and tablets. We also recommend that you download and install the Teams desktop version to get the best experience. If this is not possible, please ensure that your web browser is the most up to date version, and recommend that you join via either Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. If you have any other questions about the session, please email us at lehss@lancaster.ac.uk

Learn ways to understand resilience in children and young people, and promote resiliency skills, particularly within the school environment.

About this event

Learn about assessing risk and vulnerability, including the impact of life events, Adverse Childhood experiences, as well as strength and skills. Learn ways to promote resilience, confidence and self esteem in pupils.

The LEHSS team are all qualified clinical psychologists and have experience working with CAMHS and other Mental Health services. They are experienced trainers who deliver training to adult learners at Lancaster University. Training follows evidence based research that is translated into what works for children and young people in school and college settings.

PLEASE NOTE: this training session is only available to staff employed by schools and colleges within the Lancashire County Council area. Places cannot be allocated to people employed by other services or who work in schools outside this area.

Please use your school or college email on registration to demonstrate your eligibility.