Mental Health
Healthy Habits
Support
Strengths
Calm Down Tools
100

This is the health of our thoughts, feelings and emotions.

Mental health

100

This helps your brain and body rest at night.

Sleep

100

A person you can talk to when you need help.

Trusted person

100

Being caring towards others.

Kindness

100

Slow breathing can help you feel more ____.

Calm

200

Everyone has this, just like everyone has physical health.

Mental health

200

Going for a walk, playing sport or dancing is this type of activity.

Exercise / movement

200

An adult at school who can help.

Teacher / counsellor / wellbeing staff member

200

Making art, stories or new ideas.

Creativity

200

Being in a club, sport or group can help you feel this.

Connected

300

This is a normal feeling when something is difficult or worrying.

Stress

300

Sharing time between school, fun, people and rest.

Balance

300

Friends, family and teachers can be part of this.

Support network

300

Trusting you can do a specific task, like sport or maths.

Self-confidence

300

The grounding activity that begins with five things you can see.

5–4–3–2–1 grounding

400

This is when someone asks a trusted person for help.

Help-seeking

400

A break from phones, games or social media.

Screen break

400

A good friend listens without

Judging

400

Feeling good and worthwhile as a person.

Self-esteem

400

In 5–4–3–2–1 grounding, how many things do you hear?

 Three

500

The three stages: coping, reacting and

Not coping

500

Name one thing that can help someone relax.

Music, drawing, breathing, reading, walking, or talking

500

One reason to have more than one support person.

Different people can help in different ways

500

Trying again when something is hard.

Persistence 

500

An activity that calms your mind and gives you a break from demands.

Relaxation

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