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LAUNCH

VIDEO

What the Not Weak to Speak launch video here.

NOT WEAK TO SPEAK PORTAL

WELLBEING RESOURCES

MANAGING STRESS

Stress is a natural response to many life events. Learning how to manage our feelings of stress is important.

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DEALING WITH SETBACKS

We all face setbacks. Knowing how to reflect on the setback and implement strategies to move forward is important.

 

MOTIVATION

Finding motivation can be difficult. However, having effective strategies to motivate yourself each day can help.

 

HELPING OTHERS FACING DIFFICULTIES 

When we are concerned about a friend, starting a conversation is the most important thing we can do.

 

WHEN TO SEEK HELP

There are many people who are here to look out  for us. Knowing who to go to is the first important step in speaking out.

 

GETTING HELP

Mr Nick Clark is a teacher and a psychologist. Having started his teaching career, Mr Clark completed further study and has been a psychologist in Private Practice as well as State and Independent Schools. Mr Clark came to Scotch in 2018 and teaches Year 11 Psychology and is the TIC of the Indigenous Partnership Programme. He is grateful for the opportunity to work at this school and support the young men of Scotch College as they navigate the ups and downs of growing up. Mr Clark loves being outdoors with animals and nature, and listening to podcasts.

Jack Miers is one of the School Psychologists and started at Scotch mid-2023. Jack has worked as a psychologist in private boys’ schools in Melbourne and Brisbane since 2013. Jack’s counselling philosophy can be summed up by the quote “You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn to surf” and finds encouraging boys to find effective ways to manage their difficulties, rather than running from them, very rewarding. Jack is an Old boy (Class of 2001), a long suffering Bombers fan, loves going to the gym, cooking and getting out of the city.

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Mr Clark

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Mr Miers

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