Improving Mental Health and Low Self Esteems for Students Suffering From Learning Disabilities, Poor Learning Absorption, ADHD and Autistic-Related Learning Difficulties

Tony Mordini

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    Abstract

    Schools have enormous potential to improve the lives of young people and help them negotiate the many challenges of childhood and adolescence. Most young people come through relatively unscathed with the ‘usual’ challenges associated with this stage of development. Others however, have a much more complex set of factors impacting on their cognitive, emotional and social development.

    This paper examines how additional ‘layers of complexity’ impact on young people’s mental health; ways in which school-based professionals can ensure they are more cognisant of these factors; and evidence-based strategies that will assist schools to improve student engagement and wellbeing.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - 2018
    EventImproving Mental Health and Well-being in Schools - Marriott Hotel, Melbourne, Australia
    Duration: 03 Dec 201805 Dec 2018
    http://claridenglobal.com/conference/mentalhealth-in-schools-au-2018/

    Conference

    ConferenceImproving Mental Health and Well-being in Schools
    Abbreviated titleCreating a safer environment for students to succeed
    Country/TerritoryAustralia
    CityMelbourne
    Period03/12/1805/12/18
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