Acknowledgements

This free course was compiled by Sarah Mander and Neill Boddington and the author of this week’s content was Sarah Mander, with editing and additional content by Neill Boddington, Jacqueline Young and Michael Priestley.

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Images

Introduction image: Courtesy: Charlotte Minton

Section 2 image: Canva/Pixabay

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Section 3.1 image: fauxels/Pexels

Section 5 image: Canva/Pixabay

Section 6 image: Luke, Young Minds (Young Minds, 2022)

Section 6 image: Mental Health America (MHA)/Pexels

Audio/Video

Section 3.2 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWe_ogA5YCU&ab_channel=spunout courtesy: Spunout https://spunout.ie/

Section 5 video: Reproduced with kind permission of the RSA: www.theRSA.org

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