Parent and Carer Resources
Parent and Carer Resources
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On this page we have selected some resources that highlight the support available specifically for parents and carers, to help with the challenges of parenting teenagers
Please do get in contact with the Health and Wellbeing team if you would like to discuss anything further - health-and-wellbeing@barton.ac.uk
Free webinars
Free webinars
The Charlie Waller Trust run live, free webinars . Please click on Charlie Waller to find out more.
The Charlie Waller Trust run live, free webinars . Please click on Charlie Waller to find out more.
'This May Help'
These films were developed by parents, carers and service users sharing their own experiences. Click on 'This May Help' to browse the advice films.
These films were developed by parents, carers and service users sharing their own experiences. Click on 'This May Help' to browse the advice films.
Sexual Health Parent & Carers Webinar
Sexual Health Parent & Carers Webinar
Not all Parents and Carers feel confident or knowledgeable when it comes to talking to a young person about relationships and sex. The 'lets talk about it' webinars could help.
Not all Parents and Carers feel confident or knowledgeable when it comes to talking to a young person about relationships and sex. The 'lets talk about it' webinars could help.
CAMHS
CAMHS
Please click to explore events run by CAMHS to better support your young person with their Mental Health
Please click to explore events run by CAMHS to better support your young person with their Mental Health
CoRAY
CoRAY
CoRAY was a project based at the University of Oxford. In partnership with the Charlie Waller Trust, it developed a pack of mental health lessons and resources, working with young people, researchers and clinicians to produce evidence-informed advice.
CoRAY was a project based at the University of Oxford. In partnership with the Charlie Waller Trust, it developed a pack of mental health lessons and resources, working with young people, researchers and clinicians to produce evidence-informed advice.
Samaritans
Beat Eating Disorders
Papyrus
Hampshire Parent & Carer Network
Advice for families of drug users
Help for Parents and Carers
Re:minds
Trained peer support workers with extensive specialist training in ADHD, autism and mental health. Re:Minds are partners with Southampton Specialist CAMHS and are the primary link between them and families.
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