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Mental Health Resources
Suicide Awareness and Prevention
Information Pack
Covers suicide from a variety of perspectives, the reasons behind suicide, the groups most at risk and the warning signs.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 61
Suicide is Never the Answer
School Workbook
Understand the reasons behind suicidal feelings in young people and recognise the signs to help prevent this tragedy.
- Published: 1999
- Last revised: 2022
- Pages: 44
Teenage Depression — A Way Out
School Workbook
Tackles the issue of depression including causes and signs that parents and teachers can look out for.
- Published: 1999
- Last revised: 2022
- Pages: 87
Mental Health Lesson Plans
Exam Stress
Lesson Plan
This lesson plan provides information and advice on dealing with exam stress.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 17
Generalised Anxiety Disorder
Lesson Plan
A lesson plan examining teenage anxiety and generalised anxiety disorder — a more extreme form of anxiety.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 14
Introduction to Depression
Lesson Plan
This lesson plan introduces depression and the way it affects us physically and mentally.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 14
Introduction to Loneliness
Lesson Plan
An introduction to loneliness and the way it affects our physical and mental health.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 15
Introduction to Mental Health
Lesson Plan
This lesson plan introduces the subject of mental health and mental illness.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 15
Suicide Prevention
Lesson Plan
A lesson plan designed to promote suicide awareness and prevention.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 21
Many health professionals were worried that a mental health time bomb was quietly ticking away on the back of the COVID-19 pandemic, ready to explode at any time.
What is COVID-20?
COVID-20 refers to the mental health crisis which health experts believed would follow on the heels of COVID-19. How did the coronavirus affect individuals psychologically and how did COVID-19 impacted people’s mental health?
According to an article by the “Psychiatric Times” back in April 2020, the second wave of the coronavirus would take the form of a psychological crisis — Psychiatric Times — COVID-20: A Psychological Crisis. Were they right?
The Aftermath of COVID-19
It has become apparent that many people did actually suffer physically and emotionally during the pandemic lockdowns. The lockdown had a negative impact worldwide with many medical practitioners seeing a rise in people presenting with a variety of mental health problems including:
- feelings of loneliness
- depression
- virus anxiety
- stress
- fear
- grief
It is therefore true that the coronavirus certainly took its toll on our physical and mental health.
All Resources produces resource packs and training materials to help people deal with a wide range of mental health conditions. We hope to help people suffering with mental health issues.
Free Mental Health Resources
Depression
Free Resource
How can someone tell if they are suffering with depression? This free resource seeks to find out.
- Published: 2022
- Pages: 8
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