TLK Youth College will host 2 Mental Health Month creative morning tea sessions! They will allow students to take part in/and help to organise morning teas and art sessions and we are inviting a range of awesome mental health providers and ATSI community leaders in our project, ensuring students connect to and feel supported, seen and valued by a range of staff, adults and community connections.

Students can come together as a collective to enjoy hands-on creativity, which has been proven to lower stress, promote mental calm/clear thoughts, and to encourage our young people to express themselves and their inner most thoughts/feelings with kinaesthetic movement.

As a united group, we can enjoy a morning tea full of nutritious foods that will then promote physical health/wellbeing, and students can connect with one another, and trusted adults, in conversations that will focus on mental health/wellbeing. We will have starter questions/prompts to encourage open dialogue and real, raw conversations that will see students feel supported and safe to discuss the topics and issues that are most important to them.

TLK Youth College will host 2 Mental Health Month creative morning tea sessions! They will allow students to take part in/and help to organise morning teas and art sessions and we are inviting a range of awesome mental health providers and ATSI community leaders in our project, ensuring students connect to and feel supported, seen and valued by a range of staff, adults and community connections.

Students can come together as a collective to enjoy hands-on creativity, which has been proven to lower stress, promote mental calm/clear thoughts, and to encourage our young people to express themselves and their inner most thoughts/feelings with kinaesthetic movement.

As a united group, we can enjoy a morning tea full of nutritious foods that will then promote physical health/wellbeing, and students can connect with one another, and trusted adults, in conversations that will focus on mental health/wellbeing. We will have starter questions/prompts to encourage open dialogue and real, raw conversations that will see students feel supported and safe to discuss the topics and issues that are most important to them.