The Wellbeing Hub is my go-to resource. It saves me hours of searching by providing all the answers I need in one place. The staff training sessions have been invaluable, offering not just new skills and advice, but also the chance to connect with like-minded professionals. The bite-sized nuggets of wisdom are truly golden. If you’re serious about supporting mental health and wellbeing in your school, The Wellbeing Hub is your best friend.
Debbie Baty, Head of Pastoral Care
Danes Hill School
Thank you for your support. It is always easy to communicate with your team and we value the resources on The Wellbeing Hub for pupils, staff, parents and guardians.
H Dyke, staff member
King's Hawford School
We find The Wellbeing Hub very useful, particularly to deepen knowledge on PSHE subjects or to direct the students there for support on a topic. Parents also find it very helpful to get tips on raising teens.
Staff member
Rendcomb College
Alicia’s delivery was exceptional —engaging and insightful, making complex topics relatable and easy to digest. The feedback from parents was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing appreciation for the practical tips and fresh perspectives she provided. We're grateful for Alicia's contribution and look forward to seeing the positive impact of her sessions on both students and their families!
Staff member
Roedean School
What I really like about The Wellbeing Hub is its a proactive and positive approach to intervention. It effectively addresses challenging topics and flags current issues directly. Pupils come more informed, energised, and open to discussions after engaging with the resources. The staff training modules are excellent, bridging the gap between pastoral and academic roles and reminding us that our primary mission is to support children.
Gavin English, Deputy Head Pastoral
Alleyn’s School
The key thing about The Wellbeing Hub is that it’s a one-stop shop where you get advice and support for all stakeholders, and it's information you can trust. It allows you to signpost without having to do all the research. It’s another tool within the proactive, preventative toolkit that I want all my staff to have.
Dr Vanessa Mitchell, Deputy Head Pastoral
The Arbor School, Dubai
The Wellbeing Hub feels like a reliable friend, working alongside you as you endeavour to meet the demands and pressures of an increasingly fast-changing world. I find that whenever I need expert advice to relay to parents and pupils, The Wellbeing Hub always has what I need; from information about hosting teenage parties, to advice on how best to support your children through the stress of exams. But it is the wide range of online talks that is the biggest advantage of The Wellbeing Hub for us; convenient for busy parents and staff alike and drawing on professionals with expertise in particular areas, they provide a great talking point for our school community.
Deputy Head (Pastoral) Designated Safeguarding Lead
City of London School for Girls
I just wanted to let you know how much we have enjoyed using The Wellbeing Hub. We have even built it into our curriculum, and the student feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.
Thank you so much for providing this valuable resource to us. I also wanted to share with you that we recently experienced a tragedy as one of our students passed away. During this difficult time, I found The Wellbeing Hub to be especially helpful for all stakeholders involved. So once again, thank you.
Assistant Headteacher
Alicia’s talk was excellent – her counsel, wise words, common sense combined with the biology of how the teenage brain functions was very reassuring for parents and teachers alike who I hope now feel that they have a better understanding of how they can support young girls have healthy and positive relationships with each other.
Charlotte Owen
Woldingham School
Ever wanted a one-stop spot for information, tips and advice - Teen Tips provides this! Our parents and staff find up-to-date, topical resources regarding mental health. Teenage life is challenging and having advice sheets and support available for both the pupil and parent as they navigate challenging times is such an assistance to the school. The webinars offer an insight to mental health issues and staff have benefitted from the perspectives and advice offered. To have access to such quality professionals such as Alicia, particular in this time of great prevalence of mental health concerns, is both reassuring and an asset to our school provision.
Rachel Whitton
Deputy Head Pastoral, Heathfield School
I had the pleasure of meeting Alicia last year when she was clearly working extremely hard to build and promote online content, that had suddenly become more important than ever, for children, staff and parents finding themselves isolated, with many problems amplified in lockdown. Not only was Alicia and her team reacting in real time, but also proactively building depth and breadth into topics that were becoming more relevant and prevalent as the pandemic progressed. It is rare to find online content of such superbly high quality. I recommend Teen Tips to my patients and the students I take in my charity workshops. You are the real deal Teen Tips. Well done.
Dr Rebecca Foljambe
GP and Founder in of You Before Two
I speak from both my heart and mind when I say that this resource is absolutely incredible. I am an experienced CAMHS nurse and this is just the medicine that schools, pupils, parents, colleagues need. CLC has so much to be proud of in what they are able to offer. I will be promoting this resource endlessly within college!
Staff Member
Cheltenham Ladies' College
I wanted to say how reassuring I find it that this website is out there and accessible to young people and parents in distress in turmoil. Thank you so much for your work and the inspiration provided by promoting awareness and empathy of mental health issues for children and young people.
Staff Member
Framlingham College
I recommend EVERYTHING that Teen Tips has to offer - as a member of staff working with teens, and as a parent of a tween and teen - I cannot speak highly enough about the content of all the material (including the podcast, articles, webinars and the tip sheets) that they have on offer.
Staff Member
Southfields Academy, London
The Wellbeing Hub enables us to support parents and therefore work in partnership, to identify potential concerns and react quickly to promote positive mental health in each pupil, both at School and at home.
We are also excited to be able to offer this package to a local maintained School to develop further, our existing relationships with local Schools and have a positive impact on the wider Sherborne community.
A Sheffield
Deputy Head (Pastoral), Sherborne School
I enjoyed doing the (Mental Health & Wellbeing CPD) course as it was easily accessible. Each module was well explained with interesting examples. I only wish this course had been available when I had done my teaching practise and firmly believe every trainee teacher should do it.
Deborah Lovill
Specialist Teacher, Pre-Prep Learning Enhancement Department Co-ordinator
We are absolutely delighted at St Teresa's to have joined the Teen Tips Wellbeing Hub. The feedback from all parties: parents, staff and pupils has been fantastic. Parents are particularly enjoying the live seminars, parenting course (!), and having up-to-date information on some of the most tricky aspects of raising teenagers; pupils have used the treasure hunt to navigate their way around the site and enjoyed listening to the podcasts in their PSHE lessons, stimulating some great debates; and staff are working their way through the INSET course together in our staff meetings, enjoying the chance to think and reflect on fascinating aspects of child development, as well as to share good practice and issues with each other. Thank you!
Paula Cawley
Deputy Head (Pastoral), St Teresa's
We have been contacted by a number of parents who have all said how valuable they found Alicia’s talk. It has had over 150 views and a number of parents have said that they now want to buy Alicia’s book. One parent said that as parents we are constantly learning and it as clear that lots of parents will be taking tips from the talk – such as the X text.
The pupils have all said how engaging and relevant Alicia’s talk was. They have taken a great deal away from it and it has been useful to have a number of follow-up conversations over the last week.
Thanks so much to Alicia for an excellent series of talks and for finding ways to engage the pupils and make them really reflect on what it means to have respectful relationships.
Anna Parish
Deputy Head (Pastoral), Repton
