Guardians and important adults
Do you have a child or teenager nearby who is working with the material from On the Inside | Det syns inte? Here you will find tips on how you can support them from home to promote positive personal development.
Overview of Modules
INTRODUCTION
On the Inside | Det syns inte
Introduction to the educational program, providing an overview for guardians and other important adults.
The Healty
Mind Platter
Your brain has 7 basic needs – learn to fulfill them, and you’ll have a good chance of feeling well and succeeding in what you want to do.
Perform
Without Anxiety
Learn why performing can feel so scary. And how to shift your thoughts from anxiety to what needs to be done.
Take control Of your Attention
Attention is the gateway to our brain. How does it really work? And what do we need in order to focus?
Shape your Brain
The brain is shaped by what we feed it and the thoughts we think repeatedly. Learn how to shape your brain more the way you want it.
Social media & Gaming
– How to Take Control of Your Time
Learn the tricks digital media use to control your behavior. And how you can use the same tactics to regain control over your time.
Engagement of Parents and Guardians
CORE MESSAGES TO GUARDIANS
This concise PDF provides an overview of the educational program implemented at school working with the Learning Tool: On the Inside [Det syns inte]
This concise PDF provides an overview of the educational program implemented at school working with the Learning Tool: On the Inside [Det syns inte]
module 1
The healthy mind platter
The Healthy Mind Platter is a module about the basic needs of our brain. If we balance our everyday life to fulfill these needs, we can improve our mental well-being as well as our ability to perform in school or at work.
Improvements through family team work
The baseline
What do you want to change together?
Celebrate results!
Agreements on
Digital media
Here you will find research-based tips on how to establish effective shared approaches to digital media, based on the 2024 recommendations from the Public Health Agency of Sweden.