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Schoolies, Stress & Giving Back - Next week on ReachOut.com

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Tuesday, 8 November 2011 by Administrator

Each week on ReachOut Pro we highlight the discussions and activities happening on ReachOut.com that you can encourage young people you work with to get involved in. Click here to learn more about ReachOut.com - Australia's leading online youth mental health service.

The ReachOut.com forums are a safe space where young people are encouraged to connect with other young people who have been through similar issues and talk about these issues in a positive productive way. The forums provide a valuable support community for young people seeking to improve their mental health and wellbeing, and can provide additional support between sessions for young people you are working with.

MONDAY: Schoolies, Leavers and staying safe - Getting Real discussion forum

Each Monday night ReachOut.com hosts discussion sessions on general issues and topics that affect the mental health and wellbeing of young people - with recent sessions getting over 1,000 views, and up to 50 active contributors. This week's Getting Real session will be a community led discussion on schoolies, what to expect, and how to have a good time while staying safe.

Date/Time: 8.00pm AEST (5pm in WA), Monday November 14th

Link: http://forums.reachout.com/forumdisplay.php?6-Getting-Real-open-every-Monday-Night-from-8.00pm-AEST

Popular: One nice thing a day

A popular discussions on the forum at the moment is a challenge to do one nice thing a day for people in your life, and to report back and share ideas.

Ongoing

Link: http://forums.reachout.com/showthread.php?1534-One-nice-thing-a-day

Community Challenge: Share your top tips on stress

Running alongside the ReachOut.com Stress Campaign, the forums are running a community challenge, encouraging community members to share their tips and strategies for managing stress.

Ongoing

Link: http://forums.reachout.com/showthread.php?1711-Simon-says-relax...-and-so-do-we!

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