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The children we see might be struggling with a range of difficulties such as: difficulties in relationships (e.g. at home, with peers or with teachers); they may have experienced loss or trauma; or may experience a lack of confidence, low self-esteem, stress, anxiety or worry.

CAMHS Early Help (Trailblazer and CWP teams) have been developing a number of videos for parents, teens and school staff on a range of mental health and wellbeing topics. The link to the YouTube channel is below and we are also adding new videos regularly.

Children & Young People's Wellbeing Service Videos

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Papyrus

Suicide prevention support for young people

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Living with ADHD

This website providing information for family and young people living with ADHD (Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder)

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On My Mind

On My Mind is a new website which aims empower young people to make informed choices about the mental health support they want

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Contact a family

Information for family with disabled children

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7 ways to support

This leaflet provides information about how to support children and young people who are worried

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The Mix

General information and support about a range of topics for young people up to the age of 25

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Mental Health in Schools

These leaflets provides information for parents and carers about talking about mental health with young people at school

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Further Education

Developed with clinicians this set of five free mental health resources are specifically for staff in further education colleges

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ThinkUKnow

Sex and relationship support

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FREED Network Booklet

Booklet for Young People on Emerging Adulthood was designed in collaboration with Young People and staff from the FREED Network

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Self Care Plan

This resource walks young people through a series of steps, helping them create a detailed self-care plan that works for them

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Kooth

Kooth FAQs for professionals (PDF download)

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Anxiety Canada

Anxiety self-help

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CCI

Self-help worksheets

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Top Tips for Feeling Good

How to get Up and Go When You Are Feeling Low: Top tips for feeling good

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RU OK?

Self-help for teenagers developed by professionals

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CalmHarm

Self-harm advice app available on Android and iOS

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ClearFear

Anxiety advice app available on Android and iOS

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Headspace

Self-help app available on Android and iOS

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Smiling Mind

Self-help app available on Android and iOS

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Coping with Uncertainty

This is a brief guide for young people coping with uncertainty