Wellbeing tips from Clinical Psychologist Dr Hazel Harrison
Dr Hazel Harrison shares her top tips for helping pupils to reconnect and improve their mental wellbeing.
By Premier League Primary Stars · Mon 07 November 2016
As part of our mission to bring exciting and exclusive content to Premier League Primary Stars, we arranged to interview the Chelsea Ladies football team at a training session for some of our PSHE resource pack videos.
This type of unique access gives users of Premier League Primary Stars a new perspective from the world of professional sport – and shows how the same themes and issues touch so many people on different levels of participation.
During our filming, at a very busy time for the club, the Chelsea Ladies team talked to us about the importance of teamwork, resilience and living their values.
Claire Rafferty, the longest-serving player in the Chelsea team and a key part of the England squad, features in our video ‘Building self-esteem’.
She explains that for her, self-esteem is all about how you see the world and feeling positive about yourself and others.
Alongside primary school pupils talking about their most important values, our video about Values features Chelsea Ladies defender and Northern Ireland senior international Laura Rafferty.
Laura encapsulates her values by saying, “Treat people how you want to be treated.”
Other videos in our PSHE resources include ‘Challenging discrimination and promoting inclusion’ and ‘Behaviour’.
We have worked closely with the PSHE Association to ensure that our Premier League Primary Stars resources in this area have all achieved the PSHE Association Quality Mark.
Dr Hazel Harrison shares her top tips for helping pupils to reconnect and improve their mental wellbeing.
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