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Book of Abstracts

Mental health matters! However, mental health can mean many different things as there are various types of, causes for, and ways of supporting as well as dealing with mental health issues. In foreign language education, there are numerous topics which can help to address issues of mental health and raise students’ mental health awareness. These include, among others, trauma (resulting, for instance, from displacement, physical and mental abuse, bullying, or racism), mental or physical illnesses and disorders, and gender differences. In addition, some mental health issues are more specifically related to English language education particularly, student and teacher well-being, student resilience, and stigma around mental health.