How to support young people on GCSE results day
Our school mental health teams are sharing advice for parents and carers of young people on GCSE results day.
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CQC finds improvements at our specialist CAMHS services
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has upgraded the rating of our child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) from requires improvement to good.
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Creating brighter futures for autistic young people
Joining forces to give autistic young people the right support, at the right time, to make a difference for families.
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New role for youth advocate who retired just weeks ago
Former CAMHS team leader Gill Gentle is taking on a new challenge with our trust.
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Young people help recruit the next generation of mental health professionals
Children and young people from local mental health services have taken part in specialist interview training to help them play a valuable role in recruiting new staff.
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Free mental health resources for children and young people
How to access free mental health and wellbeing information and resources for children and young people.
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New self-esteem research to help teens
New research is looking at how to support 12–18-year-olds with low self-esteem.
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Harrogate College students celebrate artwork at new mental health building
Artwork created by Harrogate College students displayed throughout Hummingbird House.
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School mental health team supports families to ease results day anxiety
On GCSE results day, our school mental health team in North Yorkshire is offering practical tips to families of year 11 students.
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Psychiatrist champions new reading list for families
A scheme that recommends helpful reading to support the mental health and wellbeing of families has been launched across public libraries.
