Description
Based on the book by Katharine Hill, A Mind of Their Own is a one-session, group resource to inform, encourage and equip parents and other significant adults to strengthen children’s emotional wellbeing.
We know that children are navigating the complexities of an ever-changing society, full of both opportunity and risk. The good news is that we can prepare our children to meet life’s inevitable challenges head-on.
Who can run A Mind of Their Own?
This resource can be run by anyone as you don’t need training to deliver it. Whether you use this with a group, in a school or community setting, or on your own, this resource is packed with practical ideas on how to help children process setbacks, gain body confidence, develop a growth mindset, manage emotions and build resilience.
Target audience:
This resource is accessible for all, but particularly aimed at parents of children aged 7–14 years. However, parents of younger children are also likely to find this a useful resource.
Topics include:
- Emotional health and wellbeing
- Resilience
- Brain development
- Body-confidence
- Role models
Features:
- Engaging teaching from Katharine Hill and Mark Chester
- Expert insight from psychiatrist Dr Rob Waller and psychologist Dr Kate Middleton
- Interview with children and informative animation
Pack includes:
- Digital access to the video and full resource materials
- Group Leader’s Guide booklet
- Session Notes booklet
- Schools’ Guide
Additional resources
Additional copies of the Session Notes and Group Leader’s Guide can be purchased separately.