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Promoting Personal Safety in PSHE
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Promoting Personal Safety in PSHE



224 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Based on work done in secondary schools by the NSPCC, this PSHE curriculum resource gives young people the information and skills necessary to keep themselves 'safe'.

Focusing on personal safety, the book addresses key issues such as:

o emotional health and well-being

o the ability to access help and support

o family, social and sexual relationships.

Each section contains a comprehensive facilitator's guide.

Developed in consultation with young people, this lively and interactive resource provides them with the information and the vital skills to deal with the difficult situations they face.

Foreword by Peter Clarke, Children's Commissioner for Wales and Al Aynsley-Green, Children's Commissioner for England
SECTION A: RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 
Introduction
 
Unit 1: Rights - What Rights?
 
Unit 2: Where Do I stand?
 
Unit 3: It's Good to Be Different!
 
Unit 4: Passive - Aggressive - Assertive
 
Resources and Sources of Help and Support
 
SECTION B: RIGHT RELATIONSHIPS
 
Introduction
 
Unit 1: Keeping Myself Safe
 
Unit 2: Defining Healthy and Abusive Relationships
 
Unit 3: Bullying
 
Unit 4: Friendships and Peer Pressure
 
Unit 5: Making and Maintaining Relationships
 
Unit 6: Problem-Solving and Decision-Making
 
Unit 7: Coping with Conflict
 
Unit 8: Handling Anger
 
Unit 9: Safe and Sound Relationships
 
Unit 10: Understanding Sexual Abuse
 
Unit 11: Sexual Abuse on the Internet
 
Unit 12: Happy Families? Relationships at Home
 
Resources and Sources of Help and Support
 
SECTION C: RIGHT ON! KEEPING POSITIVE WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH
 
Introduction
 
Unit 1: Feeling Good About Myself
 
Unit 2: Dealing with Feelings
 
Unit 3: Think Positive!
 
Unit 4: Beating the Blues
 
Unit 5: But what if ...? Coping with Anxiety
 
Unit 6: "It's Doing My Head In!" Coping with Stress
 
Unit 7: All Change! Coping with Change and Loss
 
Unit 8: Be Good to Yourself - Understanding Self-harm
 
Resources and Sources of Help and Support

Jane Harries