Feeling Good In Body And Mind: Your Way To Well-Being (P)
Feeling Good In Body And Mind: Your Way To Well-Being (P)
DATE: Monday, 28 February, Monday, 7 March & Monday, 14 March 2022
TIME: 10am
VENUE: Online Via Zoom
This 3-session in-class webinar series for 4 th to 6 th class students aims to give children the opportunity to reflect on their well-being and resilience, as well as providing them with some practical ideas to enhance their own well-being and mental health for the year ahead.
Each session will be 40 minutes long and children will need to have a pen and paper for the
personal reflections and activities.
Each session will be 40 minutes long and children will need to have a pen and paper for the
personal reflections and activities.
Session 1: Understand Your Well-Being
This session will give children the opportunity to think about what well-being means and
explore what helps them to feel good and strong in body and mind. We will take a look at the 5 dimensions of well-being – physical, emotional, mental, emotional and spiritual, and
children will be encouraged to identify activities that nurture their well-being in each
dimension.
explore what helps them to feel good and strong in body and mind. We will take a look at the 5 dimensions of well-being – physical, emotional, mental, emotional and spiritual, and
children will be encouraged to identify activities that nurture their well-being in each
dimension.
Session 2: Reboot Your Resilience
Resilience is a key aspect of well-being, so this session will explore what this means, as well as giving children the opportunity to think about what helps them to feel resilient. A number of key resilience skills will also be outlined and children will be encouraged to use them. There will also be a recap of Session 1.
Session 3: Have a Kind Mind
There will be recap of the first 2 sessions and then we will explore the importance of self-
kindness, and how to develop a ‘Kind Mind’. Developing self-compassion in this way is
another key aspect of well-being.
kindness, and how to develop a ‘Kind Mind’. Developing self-compassion in this way is
another key aspect of well-being.
The series will be presented by Fiona Forman, who is a former primary school teacher and
co-author of the Weaving Well-Being programme. Fiona holds an M.Sc. in Positive
Psychology, the science of well-being.
co-author of the Weaving Well-Being programme. Fiona holds an M.Sc. in Positive
Psychology, the science of well-being.
Tutor: Fiona Forman, M. Sc. Applied Positive Psychology
Fiona is a former primary teacher and is co-author of the Weaving Well-Being Programme. Having worked in schools for many years, both as a class teacher and in special needs, she is passionate about placing the well-being of the school community at the heart of school life.
Course Properties
| Course date | 28-02-2022 10:00 am |
| End Date | 14-03-2022 10:40 am |
| Capacity | 500 |
| Fee | Free |
| Tutor - Speaker | Fiona Forman |
| Select Hours | 2 |
| Location | Online via Zoom |
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