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For workers in the community and youth workers Mindfulness activities

Take a look at our mindfulness activities that you can use to help young people when they are struggling with how they are feeling.

Topic:
Practical tools for support
For:
Community support, Youth workers

This resource covers:

Activities that can help the young person you are working with to feel grounded and calm in a moment of feeling overwhelmed. You can do these activities together, or share them with the young person to complete on their own.

Mindfulness activity: Grounding techniques

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Mindfulness activity: Hand breathing

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