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Introduction to Mental Health Awareness for Young Leaders (British Gymnastics)

Name: Introduction to Mental Health Awareness for Young Leaders (British Gymnastics)
Start: 01-01-1970
End: 01-01-1970
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Intro To…. Mental Health Awareness for young leaders gives an insight into what Mental Health is, how to recognise poor and positive mental health, the pro’s and con’s of stress and some helpful coping strategies to manage stress we all experience in day to day life. We will also look at brilliant organisations that can help should we feel we need it.

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Young Leaders aged 11-17. All must have current British Gymnastics membership

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