Compos Mentis TC objective is to foster inclusion and encourage diversity during youth projects by equipping youth workers in the necessary tools to facilitate groups with participants with fewer opportunities in the field of mental health. Why mental well-being? The idea of Compos Mentis emerged a few months ago during common projects where many youth workers expressed the need to develop facilitating competences in the area of mental health and group dynamic due to some previous experiences they've faced. Then it turned out that we are not alone, and it often happens that during the project there is at least one more vulnerable participant with mental health issues. After reading youth mental health reports and doing small research among youth workers and young people (including focus groups and questionnaire), we found out that actually, this is one of the biggest challenges youth must face nowadays, and therefore youth workers as well. We want to approach the topics of inclusion and youth mental well-being during two training courses which will bring together youth workers from 10 different countries and give them an opportunity to develop their knowledge about mental disorders and skills and attitudes to deal with them by creating a safe learning environment for all young people during the projects. First TC will focus on recognizing various mental health issues and exploring different types of psychotherapy approaches and the second TC will be devoted to creating together therapeutic tools ready to use during youth projects to enhance inclusion and secure proper group dynamics. The objectives of the Compos Mentis TC: - recognize various mental health issues and explore different types of psychotherapy approaches - boost leadership resilience and adaptability in a VUCA world; - learn, practice and apply methods for social inclusion; - recognize, empathize and include participants with fewer opportunities in the area of mental health and improve group dynamics in youth projects - learn and practice Person-Centred Therapy methods, Nonviolent Communication, Gordon Communication Model The objectives of the Compos Mentis ToolBox TC: - explore therapeutic LARP’s impact on fostering social inclusion; - test and evaluate existing therapy tools - design our own therapeutic tools within the Design Thinking process - make therapeutic tools video-manual for youth workers Promoting inclusion, solidarity and diversity are the main objectives of this project, we also want to raise awareness about mental health and the importance of nonformal education and youth work which may be helpful in coping with youth mental health issues. We believe that by developing youth workers competences we will contribute to the recognition of nonformal learning and youth work as a profession.