Mental health: reflections through an educational psychology lens
Mental health is commonly understood as an internal process.
Subjectively, we experience both poor mental health and good mental health as something happening inside us because we can directly feel the effects. During a period of poor mental health, we might feel tired, anxious and find it hard to concentrate. During a period of good mental health, we might experience happiness or inner peace.
General Secretary Blog : The beauty of nature.
At this time of year, it is hard not to notice the beauty of nature. We are surrounded by daffodils, crocuses and tulips; with shades of green emerging as new leaves begin to unfurl on the trees.
But there can be no denying that the impacts of climate change are showing. In the UK, we are getting off lightly; in the past few years alone, other countries have been ravaged by fires, floods, extreme snow storms and droughts.
It is no wonder, then, that so many people - especially the young people we work with - are feeling anxious about their futures and what the world might come to look like.