Lifelink's group programmes explore four key areas of emotional literacy to help you understand how to manage your life and stress better.
Our courses cover:
- Self-awareness – mental, physical and emotional.
- Self-management – motivation, planning, self appraisal, emotional resilience and relaxation skills.
- Awareness of others – understanding body language, empathy, visualising how others see themselves and their situation.
- Relationship Management – communication, listening skills, negotiation, sharing and having fun!
Our School Based group work Programmes include:
- Building Resilience and Self-esteem
- Conflict resolution
- Managing anger
- Dealing with Exam Stress
Partnership Schools and Youth Health Services
North West Glasgow
- Cleveden Secondary School
- Drumchapel High School
- Notre Dame High School
- St Thomas Aquinas Secondary School
- Knightswood Secondary School
- John Paul Academy
- Hyndland Secondary School
- Hillhead high School
- Glasgow Gaelic School
North East Glasgow
- All Saints RC Secondary School
- Bannerman High School
- Lochend Community High School
- Eastbank Academy
- Smithycroft Secondary School
- Springburn Academy
- St Andrews RC Secondary School
- St Mungo’s Academy
- St Roch’s Secondary School
- Whitehill Secondary School
- Westmuir Secondary School
South Glasgow
- Castlemilk High School
- Rosshall Academy
- Shawlands Academy
- Bellahouston Academy
- Govan High School
- Lourdes Secondary School
- St Paul’s High School
- King's Park Secondary School
- Hillpark Secondary School
Youth Health Services
- Possilpark Youth Health Service
- Maryhill Youth Health Service
- Drumchapel Youth Health Service
Renfrewshire
- Trinity High School
- Renfrew High School
- Gleniffer High School
- Castlehead High School
- Gryffe High School
- St Benedict’s High School
- Johnstone High School
- Linwood High School
- Park Mains High School
- Paisley Grammar
- St Andrews Academy
- Mary Russell School
Schools not listed above wishing to offer group work programmes for their young people can do so by special request. Please phone the office on 0141 552 4434 to find out more. Young people at non-listed schools can participate in group work by phoning our office on the number above.
Individuals aged 16 or over who are resident in Glasgow City may attend Lifelink adult workshops.
How do I access Lifelink’s Youth Services?
Services are available for Young People between 11 and 18 in specific Partnership Schools across Glasgow City, Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire and as part of the Youth Health Services in North West Glasgow.
If you are a pupil at one of the Partnership Schools, you may be referred into the service by a teacher, a member of the pastoral care or guidance team, a parent or carer, or a health, social work and educational statutory and voluntary sector agency.
If you would like access to our services you can:
- Speak to pastoral care or a teacher at the school and they will make a referral into the service on your behalf.
- Speak to a family member or carer and they can then contact the school to make a referral.
- Telephone us on 0141 552 4434 and we will provide you with information about services in your area.
What if Lifelink services are not available in my school?
Contact Lifelink on 0141 552 4434 and we will provide you with more information about services that are available for Young People across Glasgow City. You may also want to take a look at the other services listed here to find out more about what these agencies and organisations may offer you.
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