The William Templeton Foundation for Young People’s Mental Health (YPMH) is delighted to be participating in the Mental Health Catalyst, a major Wellcome-supported initiative led by the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing through its knowledge transfer company, IfM Engage.
Our work began with a simple but important question: how can we better understand why depression develops so that we can prevent it, identify it earlier and improve outcomes for young people?
YPMH, Nourish Food School, Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food and The University of Reading have recently trialled a new cooking class, aimed at equipping young people with practical skills, confidence and knowledge to support both their physical and mental wellbeing through nutrition.
Last year, Anglian Learning launched its Belonging by Design strategy, with one of the five strands being Mental Health. We are pleased to be working in collaboration with The Foundation of Young People’s Mental Health to progress this strand, with the charity helping our schools to select and implement evidence-based approaches for:
Preventing and identifying mental health conditions, such as depression.
Supporting and managing pupils experiencing mental ill health.
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Discover a game-changing approach to preventing and supporting young people with depression, focusing on early interventions, nutrition, exercise, and community collaboration.
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A new report from The William Templeton Foundation for Young People’s Mental Health (YPMH) describes new evidence-based approaches to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of depression in young people. Changing Hearts, Changing Minds is a new publication from YPMH that is the result of a two-year collaborative project with the University of Cambridge’s Institute for
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Cambridge-based charity YPMH has today released ‘Changing Minds – a new approach to understanding and treating depression in young people.’ Its ambition is to join up different areas of research and practice in order to change the way depression in young people is understood and treated. More young people than ever before are suffering from
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