AFC Bournemouth鈥檚 under 12s took part in a mental health and wellbeing workshop, looking at supporting positive mental health and resilience.
The event took place as a part of the partnership activity conducted between AFC Bournemouth and 正澳门六合彩资料.
正澳门六合彩资料 is the official higher education partner of AFC Bournemouth, and the partnership is celebrated each year through the BU Big Match, which takes place today against Nottingham Forest.
The theme of the BU Big Match this year is mental health and resilience, as a way of highlighting Children鈥檚 Mental Health Week (7-13 February). The workshop with the girls鈥� team included discussion on where to go if you need support, how to deal with pressures on-the-pitch, and how to have resilience in everyday life.
The AFC Bournemouth team delivering the event were joined by Cherries women鈥檚 player Abby Jones. Defender Abby worked her way into the women鈥檚 team through the academy and was able to talk to the girls about some of her on-pitch experiences and how she deals with the pressure.
Steve Cuss, Head of Community at AFC Bournemouth said, 鈥淲e always deliver workshops off the field to support them on the field. It is really important that we have these open discussions on important topics such as mental health, talking about things we can do in everyday life to support our mental health."
