We’ve pulled together some useful information to help if you are a parent or carer and are concerned about the emotional wellbeing of your child.
General
- Recovery College Online has lots of resources and information from our Trust
- Advice for supporting your child’s mental health from This May Help
- #GettingThrough – a collection of guides created by and for families in collaboration with the NHS, for when your child or young person has been admitted to a CAMHS inpatient unit
- Skills for life webinars for parents and carers from our CAMHS colleagues in North Derbyshire (for anyone to access)
- Healthier Together provides information for people living in the North East or North Cumbria
- The Royal College of Psychiatrists website includes information on young people’s mental health
- MindEd free educational resources to support your child’s mental health
- Advice and information from Rethink Mental Illness
- The Anna Freud website provides emotional and mental health resources
- Nip in the Bud provides free educational resources for parents and carers
- Explore CAMHS Resources from an NHS professional
- The Reading Well for children scheme provides quality-assured information, stories and advice to support children’s mental health and wellbeing. Books have been chosen and recommended by leading health professionals and co-produced with children and families. The booklist is targeted at children in Key Stage 2 (aged 7 to 11).
North Yorkshire
- The Go-To for Emotional wellbeing and mental health provides information for people living in North Yorkshire
- Supporting children and young people with sensory processing differences in North Yorkshire and York
