Parent / Carer Resources
Parent / Carer Resources
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This page should be used in addition to all the other resources on this site. We have picked a few direct links to Mental Health resources that highlight the support available specifically for parents / carers, to help navigate the challenges of parenting teenagers
This page should be used in addition to all the other resources on this site. We have picked a few direct links to Mental Health resources that highlight the support available specifically for parents / carers, to help navigate the challenges of parenting teenagers
Please do get in contact with the Health and Wellbeing team if you would like to have a chat
Please do get in contact with the Health and Wellbeing team if you would like to have a chat
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The Charlie Waller Trust run live, free webinars for anyone who looks after children and young people - parents, carers, educators - as well as young people themselves and anyone interested in psychology or mental health Click here to find out about upcoming webinars
The Charlie Waller Trust run live, free webinars for anyone who looks after children and young people - parents, carers, educators - as well as young people themselves and anyone interested in psychology or mental health Click here to find out about upcoming webinars
Being the parent of a teenager can be tough at times, particularly when it comes to mental health.
Being the parent of a teenager can be tough at times, particularly when it comes to mental health.
The mental health advice in these films is practical. These are things you can do that may help to improve your situation.
The mental health advice in these films is practical. These are things you can do that may help to improve your situation.
The films were developed by parents, carers and service users who got together to share their own experiences. They spoke to experts by experience, service and ex-service users, community mental health nurses, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) doctors and qualified professionals to work out the best and most helpful practical advice possible.
The films were developed by parents, carers and service users who got together to share their own experiences. They spoke to experts by experience, service and ex-service users, community mental health nurses, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) doctors and qualified professionals to work out the best and most helpful practical advice possible.
What helped others may also help you.
What helped others may also help you.
Not all Parents/Carers feel confident or knowledgeable when it comes to talking to their young people about relationships and sex. Find out more at this free webinar to help you support your young person.
Not all Parents/Carers feel confident or knowledgeable when it comes to talking to their young people about relationships and sex. Find out more at this free webinar to help you support your young person.
Free Health & Wellbeing events for all parents, carers & professionals who support or work with young people.
Free Health & Wellbeing events for all parents, carers & professionals who support or work with young people.
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.
Re:Minds is a Southampton based organisation supporting families whose children/young people have Autism, ADHD or other neurodiverse needs and/or mental health needs - with or without a diagnosis. Our aim is to allow people whose children face similar issues to meet up in an informal setting to share knowledge and talk about any challenges our families are facing. We don’t claim to be experts, just other families who understand what it can feel like to be on this journey
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