“There is evidence to suggest that whole school approaches to student well-being enhance not only mental health and resilience but also promote prosocial behaviour, pupil engagement and academic learning.” – read this new article from Educational and Child Psychology 32 (1) here: 2015 Becoming an Agent of Change for Wellbeing.
Becoming an agent of change for school and student well-being
By Sue Roffey|2017-11-22T12:18:18+00:00February 1st, 2015|Blogs, Whole school wellbeing|Comments Off on Becoming an agent of change for school and student well-being
About the Author: Sue Roffey
Dr Sue Roffey FRSA FBPsS is a psychologist, academic, author, activist and international speaker. She is an Honorary Associate Professor at University College, London She is a member of the Advisory Board of the Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools.