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Fostering a Positive Body Image

Fostering a Positive Body Image

Body Image and Eating Disorders

Fostering a Positive Body Image

Body Image and Eating Disorders

Readers will gain an understanding of the role of peers and media, and approaches to prevent these influences from having a negative effect on body image.

Generation Next2017-05-31T11:44:22+10:00
What is Resilience and How to do it

What is Resilience and How to do it

Resilience & Positive Psychology

What is Resilience and How to do it

Resilience & Positive Psychology

Resilience is the capacity to call upon the resources around you and within you to flexibly respond to whatever life throws at you.

Generation Next2017-08-21T16:44:03+10:00
Harnessing the Minecraft Mindset for Success

Harnessing the Minecraft Mindset for Success

Kids in Cyberspace, Learning & Development

Harnessing the Minecraft Mindset for Success

Kids in Cyberspace, Learning & Development

This chapter will explore why Minecraft is so engaging for young (and older) children, and what parents, teachers and perhaps employers can learn from gaming mechanics to improve outcomes for young people.

Generation Next2017-08-21T16:46:46+10:00
Using Positive Psychology

Using Positive Psychology

Resilience & Positive Psychology

Using Positive Psychology

Resilience & Positive Psychology

Positive Psychology offers evidence-based strategies to support simple interventions to elevate wellbeing and resilience in our teens.

Generation Next2017-08-21T16:50:26+10:00
Food, Mood and Mental Health

Food, Mood and Mental Health

Body Image and Eating Disorders, The Developing Brain

Food, Mood and Mental Health

Body Image and Eating Disorders, The Developing Brain

This chapter will provide an overview of the evidence linking diet to mental health, including in young people. It will provide evidencebased suggestions for the prevention and treatment of common mental health problems, such as depression and anxiety.

Generation Next2017-08-22T09:13:09+10:00
Understanding the Teenage Brain

Understanding the Teenage Brain

The Developing Brain

Understanding the Teenage Brain

The Developing Brain

Until recently, very little was known about brain development during the teenage years. Advances in research and technology have now provided us with very important insights into the developing teenage brain, which in turn should help us to better understand and engage with young people.

Generation Next2018-03-21T15:29:24+11:00
Talking About Alcohol and Drugs

Talking About Alcohol and Drugs

Alcohol and Drugs

Talking About Alcohol and Drugs

Alcohol and Drugs

To prevent the short- and long-term harm that can be associated with early initiation to alcohol and other drug use, it is important to communicate with young people so they know the facts about these substances and how to stay safe.

Generation Next2017-08-22T09:24:34+10:00
Suicide and Attempted Suicide

Suicide and Attempted Suicide

Common Mental Health Concerns

Suicide and Attempted Suicide

Common Mental Health Concerns

Suicide is the most common cause of death among young people, accounting for a third of deaths among 16 to 24-year-olds. Suicide is often preventable, if people are able to recognise the signs and act quickly.

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