Mental Wellbeing
Education, through
storytelling

…enables open conversations about worries and anxiety in a way that doesn’t feel daunting or exposing and gives young people and adults a shared language.

…supports young people to learn through fictional characters and apply this to their own life, helping them to self-reflect and develop empathy.

…which focus on early intervention teach children effective self-management techniques to be able to manage their physical and emotional responses before they become a significant problem.

…of key learning through different stories and approaches consolidate learning whilst keeping children engaged.

…make learning fun, which not only supports wellbeing through providing positive social experiences, but also increases children’s capacity for learning.

…ready-made resources, and chances to connect with other Melva schools help school staff feel supported through the process of tackling mental health topics in school.

… provide you with valuable data to demonstrate the impact MELVA is having on your children’s knowledge, understanding, and general wellbeing levels.