Activity: Learn from role models
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If you have thoughts about suicide, these helplines are
available to provide you with a listening ear.
24-hour
In the event of a life-threatening
medical situation, call 995 or go to the nearest
A&E.
If you need general mental health support, these
First Stop for Mental Health are available to help identify
your mental health needs.
National mindline
(24-hour)
(24-hour)
In-person services
Digital
Activity:
Learn from role models
Looking up to others isn’t about copying them – it’s about lighting your own path. Reflecting on the qualities you admire can help you gain clarity, set purposeful goals, and stay motivated. Use these prompts as a guide.
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Think of a role model – a friend, family member, mentor, or even a public figure you admire.
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What strengths or qualities do they have that inspire you?
03
Using your role model as a guide, reflect on your own strengths and how you could develop them further.
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Activity: Learn from role models
Your role model:
Their strengths:
Your own strengths and how you could develop them further:
“We do not learn from experience, we learn from reflecting on experience.”
- John Dewey
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