
Are you a supportive parent?
Do you want your child to think and feel GREAT?

G
IVE COMPASSIONATELY




R
ELATE NON-JUDGEMENTALLY
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NGAGE ACTIVELY
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PPRECIATE MINDFULLY
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EACH SELF-ACCEPTANCE
Now more than ever, there is serious talk about prioritising and improving youths' health and wellbeing.
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Think about it, who is the first to be affected if your child's wellbeing suddenly becomes worse?
Nurturing your child's wellbeing is a joint effort that requires your support and, most importantly, your child's contribution.
Who is responsible for your child's wellbeing?

G.R.E.A.T consists of 5 evidence-based ways of increasing happiness and wellbeing daily.
Luckily for you, at Mind Emotional Nurturing, we know what GREATNESS feels like.
Our wellbeing programme empowers youngsters (aged 13-18) to care for their minds & emotions.
​It helps young people learn to:
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Decrease Negative Thinking
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Increase Positive Emotions
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Feel GENUINELY GREAT!

Our GREAT Day Guarantee is...
A Common Sense - No Nonsense approach to Emotional Education.
It is aimed at helping your child understand their Brain-Mind and Body. It also
teaches them how to make small, simple, and steady changes in their thinking in
building emotional resilience and finding balance every day.
Psycho-Educative
Science-Based Programme
Lifelong Skills
G.R.E.A.T. Testimonials
I find it very helpful to learn the difference between what I think and how I am feeling. Now, I know what to think when I feel sad to make me feel happy. I trust myself even more and that feels GREAT!
It opened my eyes to new ways to bond and reconnect with my teenage daughters. I will definitely be signing both of them for the programme, and I strongly believe it will help do our family good.
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I remember how much I enjoyed learning when I was little, and then I felt very confused that I wanted to drop out of secondary school because I thought I was dumb and didn’t know anything. Abi successfully encouraged me to reconnect with myself as I slowly built my confidence, which led me to apply for college. I now also believe my future looks bright.