Bi-Directional Relationships between alcohol and illegal drugs and mental health 2026 RSHE Guidance PSHE lesson. This health lesson looks at the bi-directional relationships between alcohol, substances and mental health (as per the most recent guidance) helping young people to understand why some people may end up stuck in a cycle of drug or alcohol use and the support needed to end this cycle.

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Lesson includes-
Teacher & Pupil Guidance Slide and slide notes
Clear & accurate information
Careers slide
Discussion & feedback tasks
Starter & plenary task
Scenario Task
Homework Slide

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