Mental Health & Wellbeing Education
Practical mental health awareness and wellbeing education for workplaces, SCHOOLS, organisations and community groups.
Online and face to face workshops designed to build understanding, encourage supportive conversations and help people know where to find further support.
UNDERSTANDING - AWARENESS - SUPPORT
Creating better conversations around mental health
Mental health affects all of us in many different ways, and knowing how to talk about it can sometimes feel difficult.
MindWise Wellbeing provides pratical mental health awareness and wellbeing education designed to help people develop greater understanding, recognise when someone may be struggling and feel more confident having supportive conversations.
My Services
How can I help
Flexible workshops and awareness avesions sessions for workplaces,
organisations and community groups
Mental Health Education in Schools and Colleges
Help pupils understand what mental health is, recognise everyday emotions and possible signs that someone may be struggling, and know how to seek help for themselves or support a friend.
Mental Health Awareness
Build a better understanding of mental health, common challenges and the importance of early support
Workplace Wellbeing
Support a healthier workplace culture by encouraging openness, understanding and positive conversation around wellbeing
Community Workshops
Accessible mental health and wellbeing education for community groups and organisations looking to increase awareness and understanding
ABOUT MINDWISE WELLBEING
Meet James
Mental Health & Wellbeing Educator
Iām James, the founder of MindWise Wellbeing and a Mental Health & Wellbeing Educator. I provide practical mental-health education, workshops and awareness sessions for schools, organisations and community groups.
I hold an NCFE CACHE Level 3 Certificate in Understanding Mental Health, alongside a TQUK Level 2 qualification in Safeguarding, Prevent and British Values.
My aim is to make mental health conversations easier to understand and more approachable, while helping people recognise when someone may be struggling and know where to find further support.
