Our free webinars offer valuable insights for education professionals and parents, providing practical information and guidance on key mental health topics.

Helping young people stay safe on their new smartphone

With over a third of parents and carers feeling uneasy about their child having their first smartphone, we've put together this session to explore supporting a child's mental wellbeing whilst using the device plus information on UK law and social media usage and online safety tips. We are also offering a KoothKlass live stream morning assembly session for Year 7 students on staying safe on your new smartphone. 

• KoothTalks for families: please share this link to book
• KoothKlass for Year 7 students: book your place here

Meeting the needs of neurodivergent and Special Education Needs & Disabilities (SEND) young people.

Children and young people waiting for an assessment or navigating a diagnosis may need additional emotional support. We’re offering a webinar this month exploring how our platform meets the needs of neurodiverse and SEND young people. 

• KoothTalks for professionals: book your place here
• KoothTalks for families: please share this link with parents and carers 

Anti-Bullying Week: 11th-15th November 2024

Support your students during Anti-Bullying Week by signing up for our live-streamed KoothKlass morning assemblies focused on anti-bullying and mental health awareness. 

• KoothKlass for young people (to livestream in your morning assembly): book your place here

Avoiding Exploitation

Also in November, we’re providing guidance for both teaching professionals and young people about what exploitation means, signs to spot and available support, including an interview with Kooth’s Deputy Head of Safeguarding. 

• KoothTalks for professionals: book your place here
• KoothKlass for young people: (to livestream during class or form time): book your place here

Emotionally Based School Avoidance 

Our December webinars focus on helping you understand a little more about Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA), hear from a young person’s perspective, and explore support strategies with Kooth’s Senior Clinical Psychologist.

Parents and carers may also be seeking support for their anxious child avoiding school. They’re often juggling work and caregiving, feeling deeply worried while their child remains at home. So we’re also offering a webinar for families.

• KoothTalks training for professionals -  book your place here
• KoothTalks for families: please share this link with affected families

Kooth has launched the Kooth Future Council, a competition to find our first-ever youth-powered content team. Winners will collaborate with social media stars and Ravensbourne University, participating in masterclasses to create mental well-being content. This unique opportunity will equip participants with valuable skills in video editing, content creation, and leadership, enhancing their future college and job prospects.

Students aged 15-18 can submit original artwork, photography, video, or writing that answers the question: "How do you overcome negative emotions?" 

Students can submit their entries at www.kooth.com/future-council until the closing date of Friday, 15th November.

Finally, why not reach out to your local Engagement Lead and book a whole school or year group Kooth mental wellbeing assembly, tailored to your needs? We also offer staff training about Kooth.