About Talking About Mental Illness
Talking About Mental Illness is a six-part interactive classroom program developed by Black Dog Institute to explore the experiences of young people who live with mental illness. The program features the insights and perspectives of young people who share how mental illness as impacted them, their path to recovery, and the strategies they use to keep well.
The Talking About Mental Illness program is made up of six videos with support discussion topics, quizzes and additional resources. The entire program can be delivered in a one-hour lesson or as separate lessons.
By taking part in the program students gain insight into:
- what it is like living with a mental illness
- how to help a friend they are worried about
- helpful conversations
- where to go for support
- who to boost their mood and keep mentally well
Who is Talking About Mental Illness for?
Talking About Mental Illness is a classroom resource for schools and teachers providing mental health education.
Is there a cost to use Talking About Mental Illness ?
There is no cost to use Talking About Mental Illness.
How to access Talking About Mental Illness
Talking About Mental Illness can be accessed at https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/education-services/schools/school-resources/talking-about-mental-illness/.
