The following tools were developed by organizations with an expertise in the field of mental health.
Bullying is a significant risk factor for students’ mental health. How, then, can we minimize the risks? And how can we promote a harmonious school climate favorable to the well-being of young people? By focusing on the role of the witness, this module aims to equip students to develop individual and collective skills to act against bullying.
More than an hour
Scientific Knowledge
Activity
Group
We all want our youth to have harmonious and respectful relationships. The development of social and emotional management skills, respect for others, and safe and caring environments are important factors in reducing violence.
Professionnal and scientific knowledge
Ìnformational document
The purpose of this tool is to support school staff members so that they can encourage young people to appropriate and transfer learning related to the development of these skills and the adoption of responsible conduct in the digital age.
Scientific Knowledge
Ìnformational document
The purpose of this tool is to support school staff members so that they can encourage young people to appropriate and transfer learning related to the development of these skills and the adoption of responsible conduct in the digital age.
Professional or practical knowledge
Activity
Group
An educational sheet to help young people understand what a parasitic thought is in order to better deal with their anxiety and find inner peace.
More than an hour
Professional or practical knowledge
Activity
Group
A quiz that teaches students in grades 5 to 3 about mental health.
Professional or practical knowledge
Quiz
Group
Answers to the Quiz : Mental Health Quiz
Professional or practical knowledge
Quiz
The goal is to equip youth workers, teachers and parents to better support youth so that they can a learn to address and normalize mental health as well as the emotions experienced, leverage or develop strategies for managing mental health, and demystify seeking help.
More than an hour
Scientific Knowledge
Activity
Group