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November, 2014

why drop out of school

why drop out of school When a child drops out of school In many places dropping out of school is a major problem. There are, of course, many reasons for children leaving school, such as poverty and poor school facilities. Not completing school could have a negative influence on physical and mental health when the child grows up. Thus, […]

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build self esteem in children

build self esteem in children Building self-esteem in children – ‘Let’s feel better about ourselves’ Building a sense of security Children need to feel safe and know what is expected of them. To promote this build self esteem in children: • have clear classroom rules and limits – rules can include the need to raise a […]

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promoting mental health in schools

Promoting school mental health promoting mental health in schools To promote mental health within a school, you should visit regularly, say once a month, on a particular day. The teachers can then refer those children they are concerned about to you for an assessment. Educate children about the need to get their vision and hearing checked if they have any problems. […]

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mental health school programs for children

mental health school programs for children Schools provide many opportunities for children. In addition to education, there are opportunities to learn how to make friends, play sports, participate in group activities and be rewarded for performing well. Most children cope well with school life. However, some struggle from the start,while others who seemed to be doing well […]

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Early intervention for babies at high risk

low birth weight, convulsions, jaundice and meningitis, lack of oxygen at birth and genetic disorders such as Down’s syndrome. Early intervention programmes are important for these babies. The brain needs activity, exercise and excitement to grow well. A child who is slower in learning to use her body and mind needs extra help. Early intervention programmes work […]

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teaching children with mental retardation

teaching children with mental retardation Children who are born healthy will become retarded only if they suffer a serious infection of the brain, or their brain is affected by lack of food or injuries. These can all be prevented. • Ensure that all babies are breast-fed; in the first four months of life breast-feeding should be exclusive, as […]

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Mental Retardation Symptoms in Children

Mental Retardation Symptoms in Children At the time of childbirth Childbirth is a crucial time at which to prevent brain damage, which can lead to mental retardation. These are some of the strategies that can ensure a safe childbirth: • Avoid prematurity. If the mother starts showing signs of labour too early, advise bed rest and refer to […]

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mental retardation in children symptoms

mental retardation in children symptoms Mental retardation is a condition that will last the lifetime of the affected child. If we can prevent mental retardation, we will have provided the child with better overall health and life opportunities. You can do much to help prevent mental retardation. The single most important preventive steps are to provide good-quality […]

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Basic rules of groups for mental health

Basic rules of groups for mental health There are some basic rules in every group: • What goes on must be kept confidential. • Everyone should be prepared to listen to others and, when they feel comfortable, to share their own experiences. • No one should make judgements or criticise others. • Everyone must respect […]

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The role of the group leader of mental health

The role of the group leader The role of the group leader of mental health The group leader can facilitate meetings in the following ways: • by welcoming all members (and at the first meeting by asking everyone to introduce themselves and to say what they hope will be achieved in the group); • by sharing […]

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