Children on the coronavirus
We are inviting children to take part in a survey about their thoughts and experiences of the coronavirus pandemic. We aim to raise awareness of children’s views and to help influence how we as a society move forward in the wake of the pandemic.
The survey invites children to answer some questions about their views and experiences of the coronavirus. There is also a creative task, whereby children are invited to create a picture to reflect “The Coronavirus and My Life”. The picture is an optional part of the survey and you can also choose to do it at a later time.
Open Dialogue Practices and Reflective Processes
A meeting place for anyone interested in Open Dialogue Practices and Reflective Processes. The first is based on the work in Finland related to Need Adapted Treatment and later developed by Jaakko Seikkula and colleagues into the Open Dialogue Approach. The second is based on the work of Tom Andersen and colleagues in Norway related to reflective teams and processes.
Cruze Bereavement Care Scotland
Community Support – Online Chats
The Salisbury Centre
The Salisbury Centre is the longest established holistic centre in Edinburgh. It is a large Georgian house set in beautiful organic gardens that create a peaceful haven in the middle of the city.
Since 1973 we have offered educational courses, workshops and therapies for spiritual, emotional and physical well-being. The inter-connectedness of body, mind and spirit, as symbolised in the Celtic Trine, is the foundation of our work and we believe that healings and growth arise naturally from this recognition.
Website full of resources for mental health and wellbeing
https://www.camhs-resources.co.uk
This site was created for young people, carers and professionals to pool together lots of helpful resources from across the internet that are available to help support your mental health and well-being. I hope that you find it helpful.
Sources of Strength
LGBT Helpline
A trauma psychologist weighs in on the risks of ‘motivational’ pressure during quarantine
An article on the way that people are feeling obliged to show that they have used the time on lockdown productively.
https://www.upworthy.com/coronavirus-productivity-motivation-myths-dangers