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Grantham nursery youngsters enjoy pampering session at spa day Youngsters at a Grantham nursery enjoyed a pampering session at their very own spa day. Babies and children at My Nursery, on Conduit Lane, were treated to a variety of relaxing treatments including foot baths, massages and even a nail salon, as part of Children’s Mental Health Week. Manager Roxanne Warner helped to organise the therapeutic sessions for the tots. Babies spa day at My Nursery. (44277117) She said: “We thoug...

"SUPERNOVA: Charlotte and Gene’s Radical Imagination Station," Panczenko MFA Prize exhibit, through 3/1, Chazen Museum of Art. Open by appointment, noon-5 pm Tuesdays-Wednesdays and noon-7 pm Thursdays-Fridays.

"SUPERNOVA: Charlotte and Gene’s Radical Imagination Station," Panczenko MFA Prize exhibit, through 3/1, Chazen Museum of Art. Open by appointment, noon-5 pm Tuesdays-Wednesdays and noon-7 pm Thursdays-Fridays.

Teenager mentor from Tonbridge speaks out about the importance of keeping in touch with friends and coping during lockdown as part of Childrens Mental Health Week Published: 06:00, 04 February 2021 A Kent teenager who struggled with their identity and became a peer mentor as a result, is urging other teenagers not to isolate themselves and get support whenever they need it - especially during lockdown. Sixteen year-old CJ is from Tonbridge and knows only too well how young people may feel alone...

Young entertainer Amari Shah-Levy - Credit: Aneka Shah-Levy A five-year-old girl has sung a tribute to the late Captain Sir Tom Moore as part of her charity drive. Amari Shah-Levy, granddaughter of Brent and Harrow London Assembly chair Navin Shah, is raising money for children’s mental health charity Young Minds Trust. As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, which runs from February 1 to 7 with the theme this year of Express Yourself, her family have launched a fundraising page, Let ...

CHUNKZ: Man with a message THE 2020 theme for Children’s Mental Health Week is ‘Express Yourself’ and that’s exactly what online personality and youtuber Chunkz has encouraged anyone going through personal hardship to do. The musician and entertainer took to Twitter this week to announce his new partnership with Kooth Plc a company that creates easy to access online mental health services. In the past Chunkz has been candid about the toll being in the public eye can have on an individu...

And we have six tips to support your mental health. 1: A routine – set a daily routine and keep yourself organised by making a to-do list including things you enjoy doing 2 Reduce negative information – while it’s good to say informed about Covid-19, too much can make you overwhelmed and anxious. Check the facts at credible sources no more than twice a day 3 Stay connected – stay in touch with friends you can trust by making a time to call, video call or use social media 4 Acts of ki...

American Pie. Express Yourself, but American Pie is an objectively good tune if you’ve literally never heard another song in your entire life. The point I’m taking a very long time to make is that life is all about expressing yourself, and we want to know how you do just that. All you have to do is fill out the super-duper short questionnaire (above), tell us a bit about yourself and you could score a $500 Uber Eats voucher. I, personally, would use that voucher to express myself the only ...

FILM, theatre and photographic stars are helping Dudley youngsters overcome loneliness and mental health issues. Project Connect, run by St Thomas’s Community Association in Dudley, was launched this week to coincide with Children’s Mental Health Week. This year’s theme is ‘Express Yourself’ in one of many ways including art, music, writing and poetry, dance and drama, photography and film. The idea mis to deliver activities that make young people feel good, to tackle loneline...

ONE in six children has suffered mental health issues during the pandemic, according to the Children’s Commissioner’s annual report. In her latest briefing Anne Longfield said a cocktail of education disruption, isolation from friends, limited chances to play and worry about the impact of the virus on their families had taken a heavy toll on some children. In her state of mental health services report she said: "A staggering one in six children now have a probable mental health condit...