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Promoting Good Mental Health through Coaching

Helpful framework to follow to ensure you keep your participants' brains as healthy as their bodies

Produced in partnership with Mind, the UK’s leading mental health charity and with support from Public Health England (PHE), this short video helps you better understand:

  • what mental health is
  • the barriers faced by those living with or recovering from a mental health problem, and
  • the CARE acronym - a useful tool for coaches when promoting good mental health through their coaching.

The narrator is Professor Kevin Fenton, Director for Health and Wellbeing at London Borough of Southwark and National Senior Adviser at Public Health England.

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UK Coaching Participation Team

About the Author: The UK Coaching Participation Team is relentlessly passionate about getting more people active. Brimming with energy and abundant of ideas, we’re sharing over 50 years of combined experience in coaching, teaching, leading, activating, educating, engaging and keeping people active. We strive to create the habit in children, sustain the habit in young people and adults and change the habit for people to reconnect positively with sport and physical activity.