Feeling Good
Resilience
Project scrapbook
About our partners
Feeling Good is a charity dedicated to helping people combat stress, anxiety and depression through the use of self-help audio programmes. The Feeling Good app comes preloaded with some introductory material including the film on 'Resilience'.
The challenge
Dr Alastair Dobbin, co-founder of the foundation, asked us to make an easy to understand animation that would clearly explain to the users of his app what is happening in the brain when we meet a challenging situation. We used simple graphics and plain English to get across the message so that users of the app can easily watch and absorb the information and find out how the Feeling Good app is going to help them.
The film
Resilience is a key skill for positive mental well-being. Olympic athletes are good at bouncing back and feeling good after losing a race because they have resilience. How do they do that? And what can we learn from them to help us overcome stress and depression in our own lives?
Dr Dobbin explains how techniques developed to build athlete’s resilience can help us overcome life’s setbacks and challenges.
The Context
Positive Mental Training is available as an IOS or Android App called Feeling Good. The app is free to download, and comes preloaded with some introductory material.
Cynthia Hall and the Karyn Purvis Institute came to us to create a whiteboard animation highlighting the critical issue of human trafficking and the situations that can lead to someone becoming trafficked.
The Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families have put together a free 5 step framework. Simple and evidence based, the framework was created for schools to use in supporting young people with their mental health.
As society recognises the need for better mental health provision, it is becoming clear that easier access to talking therapies is essential.
Everyone has mental health, and our level of health can change. In the school setting no one is better placed to notice when these changes happen than staff!
In today’s world an address acts as a de facto form of identity and underpins everything from applying for a job to opening a bank account. The lack of an address can be a huge barrier to people experiencing homelessness receiving support and help.
The World Handicap System brings together the strengths of the six current systems around the world into one system for all. We created a series of films to help win-over the global golfing community to this critical change in golf.
The Cares Family came to us to create a whiteboard animation encapsulating their community ethos and their activities connecting young and old.
We worked with the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families to create a whiteboard animation that introduces the CASCADE framework to mental health and education professionals.
We worked with the Karyn Purvis Institute and Cynthia Hall to produce this whiteboard animation on the IDEAL® Response - guidance on responding to the behaviour of children from hard places.
We worked with The Karyn Purvis Institute, Cynthia Hall and the Texas Christian University to create this film, raising awareness about the impact of toxic stress on children.
Working with Cynthia Hall and the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development at the Texas Christian University (TCU) we created a film to look at the role of secure attachment in children and the way TBRI® can help build this.