If you care about preventing difficulties or improving wellbeing for young people and adults who are struggling there is a lot to think about.

However your role is REALLY important - as you set the tone - so strong foundations really matter.

So if you would like a few reminders to get you started, here is a free report to get you started

Relationship Health:  What's That?   is a short prequel to this overlooked issue and to the longer book Relationship Health: The Missing Link.

The aim is to put an important overlooked idea on the map. A missing idea that can change the way we move forward in a lot of challenging issues.

This is the ebook version 

Relationship Health:  The Missing Link sets out the evidence that some new thinking is needed in our work with adult and child mental health and wellbeing 

Why are all our efforts not producing the results we say that we want?    Is it possible that our thinking is off track?   Are we missing something big?

Come and join us for an exploration of some important issues.     You know a bit about I Matter - you have perhaps read one of the books, or joined a workshiop or taken the Fundamentals class and now you just want a few reminders and nudges to keep you on the path of knowing how important your own skills and attitudes are in supporting wellbeing for yourself and for young people and other adults, especially when there are challenges.

The I Matter Community Wheel is designed as a low cost entry level programme designed to promote thinking about relationship health  

The introduction to I Matter Course aims to get you started on thinking about common challenges through the lens of a relationship health approach. 

The aim is to set out the way the approach helps support joined up thinking so that senior leaders, professionals, parents-carers and organisations can work together more effectively to help young people

If you purchase here, you can get watching right away!

How to improve Wellbeing for Young People and Adults; - Six Key issues You Don;t Want to Miss -  is a short introduction 

In this class Dr Cathy Betoin reflects on her long experience of working with children and families setting out a case that some new thinking is urgently needed.

The masterclass lasts about 1 hour