Original post by IdkkMayy
I had really bad mental health during gcses, and the pressure of exams made it worse, do you think a-levels will make things worse for me, cause if i slack cause i'm not feeling okay, i feel like i'll just fail
A levels are more complex and require a lot of studying so if the gcses affected your mental health then A levels will probably too, if you are committed to completing A levels than you can always take a gap year and spend the time improving your mental health and then come back to the a levels as you can do them at any age and don’t need to rush as working on yourself firstly is much more important
Original post by Anonymous
A levels are more complex and require a lot of studying so if the gcses affected your mental health then A levels will probably too, if you are committed to completing A levels than you can always take a gap year and spend the time improving your mental health and then come back to the a levels as you can do them at any age and don’t need to rush as working on yourself firstly is much more important
Taking a gap year will be hard for me cause then i won't have a routine and that's when it's hard to cope, i don't know i'm just really scared for a-levels and after gcse results day i kinda just lost all confidence of myself and i just don't believe i can do it
Hi There
We hear that you have had really bad Mental Health during your GCSEs and the pressure of exams has made it worse. It sounds like you have put a lot of pressure on yourself and this means that your work-life balance isn’t always so balanced. We encourage you to look at the Young Minds website because they have some great resources about how to look after your Mental Health during revision and exams.
Often talking about how we are feeling can help us to choose the next step which is best for us. This could be with a Friend, Family Member, or a Trusted Teacher. It is important that you are making the best decision for you and whatever that is you might just need a little bit of support to get there.
You have done really well to use this space to be so honest. If you are feeling like suicide is an option then you can call Hopeline247 on 0800 068 4141 or Text us on 88247 to speak with a trained Suicide Prevention Adviser who will be more than happy to help 💟
We hear that you have had really bad Mental Health during your GCSEs and the pressure of exams has made it worse. It sounds like you have put a lot of pressure on yourself and this means that your work-life balance isn’t always so balanced. We encourage you to look at the Young Minds website because they have some great resources about how to look after your Mental Health during revision and exams.
Often talking about how we are feeling can help us to choose the next step which is best for us. This could be with a Friend, Family Member, or a Trusted Teacher. It is important that you are making the best decision for you and whatever that is you might just need a little bit of support to get there.
You have done really well to use this space to be so honest. If you are feeling like suicide is an option then you can call Hopeline247 on 0800 068 4141 or Text us on 88247 to speak with a trained Suicide Prevention Adviser who will be more than happy to help 💟
Original post by Papyrus Hopeline
Hi There
We hear that you have had really bad Mental Health during your GCSEs and the pressure of exams has made it worse. It sounds like you have put a lot of pressure on yourself and this means that your work-life balance isn’t always so balanced. We encourage you to look at the Young Minds website because they have some great resources about how to look after your Mental Health during revision and exams.
Often talking about how we are feeling can help us to choose the next step which is best for us. This could be with a Friend, Family Member, or a Trusted Teacher. It is important that you are making the best decision for you and whatever that is you might just need a little bit of support to get there.
You have done really well to use this space to be so honest. If you are feeling like suicide is an option then you can call Hopeline247 on 0800 068 4141 or Text us on 88247 to speak with a trained Suicide Prevention Adviser who will be more than happy to help 💟
We hear that you have had really bad Mental Health during your GCSEs and the pressure of exams has made it worse. It sounds like you have put a lot of pressure on yourself and this means that your work-life balance isn’t always so balanced. We encourage you to look at the Young Minds website because they have some great resources about how to look after your Mental Health during revision and exams.
Often talking about how we are feeling can help us to choose the next step which is best for us. This could be with a Friend, Family Member, or a Trusted Teacher. It is important that you are making the best decision for you and whatever that is you might just need a little bit of support to get there.
You have done really well to use this space to be so honest. If you are feeling like suicide is an option then you can call Hopeline247 on 0800 068 4141 or Text us on 88247 to speak with a trained Suicide Prevention Adviser who will be more than happy to help 💟
Thank you🫶🫶
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