129 Educators providing Mental Health courses in Ashtead

the insight institute

I work as a wellbeing coach and specialist autism support worker guiding, supporting and empowering the people I work with to live the best lives they can. I aim to be a a catalyst in individuals transformation, ushering souls towards their fullest potential and most authentic and integrated versions of self. I believe that every person has the potential to actualise a life with wellbeing, purpose and deep meaning at the forefront; with the right resources, support and self-belief anything is possible. My Integrative Wellbeing Coaching approach comes from a belief that a holistic approach to wellbeing through combining physical, emotional and spiritual well-being is vital to improved long-term wellbeing. I am a 500hr qualified yoga and meditation instructor, with a passion for spirituality and related practices. I have worked in various settings that inform how I work. My work with the charity S.A.N.E on a mental health helpline and W.I.S.H (women in secure hospitals) gave me a deep understanding of lived experiences of mental health. My time in various community settings both in youth and adult services offering support and wellbeing services, has developed my awareness of the factors from our childhood and youth as well as socio-economic and environmental factors that inform the adults we become. In recent year my interest has been in working with individuals and groups to get deeper into the work of creating transformation in their hearts and lives. My practice is informed by my own journey through mental health challenges and addiction recovery. Its my lived experience that gives me a genuine compassion, directness and approachability. Alongside my wellbeing work I work as a Specialist Autism Support Worker with the National Autistic Society. I am passionate about working with the unique strengths and challenges of neuro-diversity, having pursued a late diagnosis of ASD myself in 2017.

seb's foundation

Passionate about transforming young lives Seb’s Foundation was established in 2016 to foster hope and inclusion, by using the power and positivity of sport and education to remove barriers and enable young people from socially disadvantaged backgrounds to fulfil their ambitions and flourish. By providing scholarships, rugby training programmes, as well as workshops to develop mental health and self-esteem to young people who wouldn’t usually have access to them, our aspiration is to see them develop and thrive. Our aim is to provide opportunities, open new horizons and nurture aspirations that would otherwise have been closed to them and beyond their reach. Child poverty in the UK There were 4.3 million children living in poverty in the UK in 2019/20* In a classroom of 30 children, 9 were living in poverty** Children are the group of the population most likely to be in poverty*** Child poverty has been rising in both absolute and relative terms for nearly a decade*** Children in poverty have to fight harder for their futures. It has serious implications for their academic attainment, their social networks and their mental health. Our work is rooted in investing in those futures.

resilience zone

So, who are we? In a nutshell we’re experts in mental health wellness. We offer straightforward access to flexible, stigma-free mental maintenance support which means whatever you need to function better day-to-day, you’ll find it here all under one roof; from talking therapy, life coaching, teen counselling, master-classes, events and workshops, to eating disorder advice, body work therapy, breathwork and meditation classes, our resilience toolbox has it covered.

savvney

Our video-based financial education courses are designed with you in mind, making them highly-engaging and easy to follow. We believe that understanding money should not be complicated (it’s not rocket science), so we have designed our financial education courses so that everyone can access them from as young as 13 years old. We understand that many people quietly have money worries and this can affect their mental health and with some losing sleep due to money-related stress, productivity at work drops.

beth lloyd-wright

THE ANTITHESIS OF A DIGITAL WORLD Beth Lloyd-Wright is a part-time studio ceramicist inspired by art and travel. She makes small batches of hand-built items, for interior addicts and gourmands. Beth uses stoneware clay to create pots, plates, platters, jugs and vases that are both practical and impactful in the home and on the foodie table. The art of ceramics can also aid positive mental health, which Beth believes is key to achieving work-life balance. She offers one-off mindful ceramics workshops to help others gain balance after a busy day.

london independent living scheme

The London Independent Living Scheme is a Non-Profit Charity committed to providing a wide range of services to the local community. We strive to provide skills and experiences to those who do not have the opportunity to learn them. From: - - Job seeking opportunities - Independent living skills - Parental Skills - Educational Workshops / Training - Mental health and Wellbeing With the hope of delivering services to low-income single families, those leaving the Prison System and Social Care. We are also keen on helping individuals from all walks of life who will benefit from our services.

bromley y

Bromley Y Free support for children, young people and their families "Our vision is one in which children can enjoy life growing up in their community. Bromley Y promotes the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children, young people and families by enabling change, fostering resilience and helping them build healthy relationships. Our service aims to listen, respect, support and offer effective interventions to those in need, at the right time and in the right place. We commit to working together with schools and other key providers to keep children and their family's needs at the heart of what we do."

acorn to oak education

We are a multi-disciplinary team that has worked for years supporting learners and adults with additional needs as well as coaching parents and carers of neurodivergent learners and coaching neurodivergent and neurotypical adults to reach their goals in all areas of their life including their business and personal life. The majority of our team has lived experience of neurodivergence. Our experience in additional needs includes autism, speech and language needs, demand avoidance, cerebral palsy, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, ADHD, mild, moderate and profound learning difficulties, physical disabilities, sensory processing needs, and other difficulties such as school refusal in addition to mental health-related needs such as anxiety and panic attacks.

international certified trauma recovery coaching

Therapists are the trauma surgeons, emergency room personnel and paramedics of the mental health and well being community. Coaches have a fully stocked first aid kit and skills to put it to good use, but they are not physicians. A coach comes alongside their client to brainstorm, provide information, and examine potential decisions. A therapist can do all of these things, but they often also need to intervene at a deeper level to direct care, prescribe behavior and make choices on behalf of their client. A coach never takes that much control over a client’s life. Guide and encourage, yes. Command direction, never. More information is available here.

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