“When we believe ‘thinner is better,’ we are disparaging the beauty, worth and inherent human value that comes in people of all sizes.”
- @DanaSturtevant. Read more from her #NoDietDay blog post here: https://t.co/AiiHneCTnk
“Labeling such behaviors as ‘wellness’ gives the false notion that it’s a healthy lifestyle, which it’s not, and can encourage others to follow suit.”
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Our fabulous ambassadors @punc16kate @puncAmyC answering all the questions about Child Health Nursing today @PlymUni it’s not too late to apply for all of our health courses @PUNC14
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#AllOurHealth as nurses we have the opportunity to promote wellbeing and build resilience for young people through all the challenges that they face, such as bullying, sexual health, family breakdown and bereavement. We should make the most of our position
@WeLearnOutLoud When working with young children and their families take every opportunity to promote health and wellbeing! Act as a role model and share knowledge. I’ve lead health care lessons in a school for autistic children during a placement !
#AllOurHealth health visitors are able to prove practical advice and help for mothers breastfeeding. They work in a non-judgmental way, improving breast feeding rates
What works to support pregnant mothers, new parents and infants - there is a lot of evidence to suggest that opportunities should be taken to build health and well-being during a child’s early years, shaping healthy life outcomes for children. The Healthy Child Programme can help
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As health professionals we are in a great position to have a positive impact on helping children live healthy lifestyles! Make the most of this opportunity. #AllOurHealth
Reading the early adolescence section of WeLearn, interesting how important our experiences between the ages of 10-14 years are on wellbeing, and how children take control of their health during the transitioning age between primary and secondary school #AllOurHealth