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Click on the image to hear Dr Jon Goldin on the coronavirus and child mental health
Discussing the corona virus with children
The Corona Virus is being discussed everywhere we go. As parents, how do you cut through the noise and focus on the facts? How can parents be better informed in relation to their child’s mental health? What does the situation mean for mental health professionals and their ways of working? Plus tips on self-care all within this 30 minute podcast.
Click HERE to hear Dr Jon Goldin on the coronavirus and child mental health
Coronavirus book.pdfCoronavirus - A book for Children
A lovely book illustrated by Axel Sheffler (illustrator of the Gruffalo) and written by Elizabeth Jenner, Kate Wilson and Nia Roberts.
It explores the different questions that children may be having at this time, including whether there is a cure for coronavirus, the difficulties of being at home all the time and what they can do to help during this time.
Mind website
We all might be worried about coronavirus (also known as COVID-19) in different ways and how it could affect our life. This may include being asked to stay at home or avoid other people.
The mind website is a great resource to use and share to help us all cope!
Click on the image to hear Dr. Marianna Murin and Dr. Ann Ozsivadjian give useful tips for parents to use with children with Autism.
Autism: A Parents guide for lockdown
All about helping children with autism during this time of great upheaval.
Ann and Marianna discuss issues that may arise for autistic children including the disruption of closing schools, anxiety and obsessive behaviours. They focus on practical tips like how to help manage anxiety, maintain structure and support and explain the situation to young people.
Outwood Wellbeing Podcast Ep 1 Part A
Listen to me give a few tips on how to look after your mental wellbeing during these testing times.
Please note: Information purposes only. This is isn't intended to replace any professional advice or input you may be receiving!
Outwood Wellbeing Podcast Ep 1 Part B
Listen to me give a few tips on how to look after your mental wellbeing during these testing times.
Please note: Information purposes only. This is isn't intended to replace any professional advice or input you may be receiving!
Click on the image to access some resources that may help for your children with additional needs
Resources for children with additional needs
Sudden change is never easy and often bewildering, but for young people with Special Educational Needs, it is especially difficult to navigate - and sometimes distressing.
In this section, we will be adding resources that may be helpful during this time, whatever the difficulty or diagnosis your child has.
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