Strategy that changes behaviour
Why well-written wellbeing strategies so often fail to change what happens day to day.
Let's be Real - Mental Health for Young Minds
For the educators and leaders who carry the weight of a school's wellbeing culture.
Why well-written wellbeing strategies so often fail to change what happens day to day.
Self care that survives a term, and how leaders protect their teams from burnout.
What MHFA-informed practice looks like when it is embedded rather than bolted on.
Transition, belonging and the particular pressures of mobile school communities.

Wellbeing and Mental Health
Why do so many international school wellbeing strategies fail to change what actually happens day to day? This article explores the gap between good intentions and lived behaviour, and explains what schools can do to design wellbeing systems that support staff and students in moments of uncertainty.
Nick Praulins - 04/02/2026

Mental Health
Educators give so much of themselves to pupils that their own wellbeing often slips down the list. This article shows how Mental Health First Aid principles can help teachers embed simple, guilt-free self care practices into the school day.
Nick Praulins - 28/08/2025

MHFA
When an LGBTQI+ student opens up to a peer, it can be a moment of deep courage and care. This article explores how schools can build safe, sustainable peer support programmes using Mental Health First Aid principles.
Nick Praulins - 16/06/2025

International Schools
Are your initiatives truly supporting staff wellbeing, or merely masking deeper issues? Learn the key differences between superficial feel-good strategies and effective, evidence-based mental health interventions.
Nick Praulins - 26/05/2025

Mental Health Support Services
Why MHFA training is essential for school leaders, especially in international schools across Europe. Learn how it supports well-being, leadership, and whole-school culture.
Nick Praulins - 03/05/2025

International Schools
When a quiet new student started slipping through the cracks, it wasn't a big intervention that made the difference - it was one small conversation. Learning to recognise and respond to early signs of distress can change everything.
Nick Praulins - 10/04/2025
Our consulting and training work sits alongside your existing safeguarding and pastoral structures.