Wellbeing posters
Mental health posters
These free mental health posters are written for workplaces, schools and colleges, so the wording suits any age.
4 free mental health posters
A4 and A3 PDFs. Ink-light copies print with much less colour.
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Download the whole set
All 4 posters in A4 and A3 PDF, with the ink-light versions, in one ZIP file (422 KB).
Buy it printed
Ready-printed, laminated posters for display. The pictures are our own free designs, not the Amazon products.
Mental health poster laminated a3
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More free posters from elsewhere
Free resources from other websites - we check these links regularly.
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Prevent Stress at Work to Support Good Mental Health
Opens on Working Minds (UK government campaign)
(external site, opens in a new tab)
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Stress at Work
Opens on HSE Northern Ireland
(external site, opens in a new tab)
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World Mental Health Day: Everyone Deserves Good Mental Health
Opens on Mental Health Foundation
(external site, opens in a new tab)
How to use them
- Put the habits and checking-in posters where people take breaks, such as the staff room, kitchen or common room.
- Fill in the write-in box with your own named contacts, such as a mental health first aider, form tutor or manager.
- Use the key-terms poster to start a team talk or a tutor-time discussion.
- Print the check-in sheet in ink-light for a quiet reflection activity.
- Laminate them, or use hanging strips, so they last all year.
About these posters
The set covers small everyday habits, how to check in on someone, plain-language key words such as wellbeing and stigma, and a self check-in sheet to tick off. Each poster has a write-in box or space for your own contacts, and the signposting lines point to established services only. Download A4 or A3 PDFs, with an ink-light version of the check-in sheet. They are supportive information posters, not medical advice.
Questions
Are these posters medical advice?
No. They share general wellbeing ideas and point people to help. They do not diagnose or treat anything.
Which helplines are on the posters?
Samaritans, Childline for under-19s and 999 for emergencies. Please check the details on each service's own site before you display them.
Can I add my own contacts?
Yes. The support posters include a write-in box for your school or workplace contacts.
Do they suit both schools and workplaces?
Yes. The wording is neutral, so the same set works in an office, a classroom or a college.
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