The role of language in mental health and wellbeing

It is important to recognise and respect that families' diverse perspectives on mental health are shaped by their language, culture and individual experiences.

Family partnerships to support children’s wellbeing can be strengthened through careful consideration of the role of language in mental health when creating connections, gathering information, or seeking support.

Join our experienced Consultants, Alicia Marshall and Paola Mercado, as they discuss:

The role that language plays in connecting with families on mental health and wellbeing.
How services can support educators to consider diverse perspectives on mental health when having conversations with families.
Why connecting with your Be You Consultant can support you to explore options and approaches to cultural and language considerations when discussing mental health that best suit your learning community.

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The event will be recorded and only made available for viewing via a meeting with your Be You Consultant.