What we offer
Coronavirus update: We continue to be here to provide mental health and wellbeing support to all education staff.
Men's Health Week: prioritising your physical and mental wellbeing
It's Men's Health Week 14 -22 June so we asked James, Dan and Kieran aka Teacher Peloton to talk about what they do to put their physical and mental wellbeing first.
Teacher Peloton: connecting through cycling
Dan, James and Kieran met when studying teaching. They discovered a mutual love for cycling and founded the Teacher Peloton Cycling Community to help feel more connected during lockdown.
Strides Against Stress success!
Thank you to the 1000+ Striders who took part in our Strides Against Stress challenge. Together, they raised almost £50,000 for our mental health services.
The power of nature: how small connections can boost our mental health
The theme of Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 is focuses on connecting to nature. How can your mental health and wellbeing benefit from connecting with nature?
Burnout: Recognising the signs and protecting yourself
Our Director of Programmes Faye McGuinness looks how you can recognise the symptoms of burnout and shares some tips to help you beat burnout.
The 4 Rs to manage stress
For Stress Awareness Month this April, teacher and author Victoria Hewett looks at 4 ways teachers and education staff can manage the many stresses that have arisen during the pandemic.
Mentoring support for NQTs
Teaching is a rollercoaster of a career. For new teachers the bad days can seem overwhelming, which is why the support of a mentor is so important so early in a teacher’s development says teacher and author Haili Hughes.
8 reasons to take part in Strides Against Stress
We’re calling on you to sign up to the Strides Against Stress challenge to walk or run 30 miles over April. Here’s why.
Women in education: risks and opportunities post pandemic
To celebrate International Women's Day, we examine the impact of the Covid-19 on female teachers and leaders and if there are opportunities for positive change post pandemic.
The power of ‘small’ can be…well… massive
The theme of this year’s ‘Time to Talk’ Day is a timely reminder that a small action has the power to make a big difference. Especially when it comes to mental health.
Teacher wellbeing: the benefits for children's mental health
If we are serious about Children’s Mental Health, we must also take action to support those who teach, guide and inspire children to imagine their own futures argues Faye McGuinness, our Director of Programmes.
Thanks to you, teachers have somewhere to turn
We are so pleased to let you know that our recent Christmas appeal has raised just over £50,000 so far.