You matter: be your own best friend
A practical toolkit of wellbeing activities for young people.
You matter: be your own best friend, written by Sue Lawson and Sue Hindle with illustrations by Prue Pittock, is a practical toolkit of wellbeing activities for young people.
Resources
You matter – activity sheet
Students can explore a variety of wellbeing activities and design their own self-care plan.
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