The School Mental Health Response Handbook

2 Understanding Your Role in Supporting Mental Health and Reflective Practice 3 Developing Listening Skills 4 Understanding Attachment and Developmental Trauma 5 Emotion Coaching 6 Understanding Anxiety 7 Supporting Those Who Self-harm 8 Supporting Those with Panic Attacks 9 Understanding and Supporting Those with Depression 10 Grief, Loss and Bereavement 11 Eating Disorders 12 Emotionally Based School Avoidance 13 Suicide 14 Self-care 15 Supervision and Peer Support A final note Dr Ali D'Amario is an Educational and Child Psychologist and author who delivers staff training and parent workshops, as well as working with children at a group and individual level. She studied for her Doctorate at The University of East London under the supervision of Dr Tina Rae who she credits for instilling her with a passion for supporting the well-being of children, young people, school staff and families. She is also a trustee for the children's mental health charity, The Bee-lieve Foundation.

Dr Tina Rae is a prolific author with 40 years' experience working with children and families in clinical and educational contexts. Currently a Consultant Educational and Child Psychologist focused on supporting foster carers, social workers and looked after children.
She is also a member of the Advisory board for Fresh Start in Education and for the Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health (ACAMH).

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The essential companion for addressing the mental health challenges faced by children today. Covering topics such as developmental trauma, anxiety, and self-harm. With easy-to-use information sheets and key strategies, it empowers educators to provide targeted support whenever it's needed, making it perfect for busy school environments.