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MENTAL WELLBEING

Level: Level Three

In successfully completing this unit, the learner will haveEvidence needed

experienced

1. discussing the stigmas that can be associated with the term 'mental health' and the impact these can have on a person

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2. watching and discussing a presentation on achieving wellbeing

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shown knowledge of

3. what the term ‘mental wellbeing’ means

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4. at least two ways in which people can improve their mental health

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5. three organisations that assist people with mental health challenges, including the specific support they offer

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6. how social media can impact on a person’s mental health in two positive and two negative ways

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demonstrated the ability to

7. analyse the difference between social isolation and loneliness and explain the key effects of social isolation on an individual

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8. explain three examples of strategies to combat social isolation

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9. identify the three key reasons why looking after our own mental wellbeing is important and reflect on ways of doing this

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10. identify and recognise the main signs of good and declining mental health in self and others

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11. discuss and evaluate when a metal health issue demonstrated by a mentee may require safeguarding action

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12. with a partner explain the main symptoms and presentation of a given common mental health condition, identifying two positive interventions.

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Approved 29 Feb 2020

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