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Doubletrees Wellbeing Blog

This Blog is for everyone in our Doubletrees School Community.  It provides useful guidance, tips, support information and resources to boost mental health and wellbeing.

  • 01/10/24

    October Connection

    Our monthly update from local organisations offering support, workshops and information which is available to everyone within our school community. 
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  • 12/09/24

    September Community Connection

    Our monthly update from local organisations offering support, workshops, magazines and information which is available to everyone within our school community. 
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  • 09/09/24

    Helping with Anxiety

    Anxiety can often be missed in children with a learning disability, as it is assumed to be a part of their diagnosis, such as autism or ADHD.  It can be difficult to know whether a child needs support for anxiety, or whether the presenting behaviours are a part of their neurodiversity. Despite...
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  • 05/09/24

    Returning to school - transitional objects

    Many children have a favourite toy / blanket / object that makes them feel comforted, and these can be a vital part of the emotional support system that they need.  They can be referred to as ‘transitional objects’ or ‘security objects’. 
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  • 04/09/24

    The Wellpoint Kiosk

    'Healthy Cornwall' in partnership with 'NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Integrated Care Board' have installed a WellPoint Kiosk at St Austell Library, throughout September until mid October.
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  • 15/08/24

    Summer Holiday Activities 2024

    Local activities, events and workshops for young people and families to enjoy for the remainder of the summer holidays. 
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  • 09/08/24

    Social Media and Mental Health

    Social media can have both positive and negative effects on mental wellbeing. It can enhance connections, increase self-esteem, and improve a sense of belonging. However, it can also lead to tremendous stress, pressure to compare oneself to others, and increased sadness and isolation. Mindful u...
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  • 24/07/24

    10 sensory activities to do at home

    Sensory activities at home don’t have to be expensive or complicated and it is so rewarding to share your child’s sensory learning and experiences. Below are ten budget activities that you can do at home with your child to encourage sensory play. 
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  • 22/07/24

    Guidance on the importance of self-care for parents and carers.

    What is self-care, and why is it important? For many parents and carers, finding time for yourself can be a challenge as you juggle family and relationships with your home and work life. This can be especially true if you are supporting a child or young person with their SEND needs or mental heal...
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