A guide for parents of children and young people who have got into trouble online
A guide for parents of children and young people who have got into trouble online, produced by UK child sexual abuse prevention campaign, Parents Protect.
A guide for parents of children and young people who have got into trouble online, produced by UK child sexual abuse prevention campaign, Parents Protect.
Here are two apps for anxiety, SAM (Self-help for Anxiety Management) and MindShift both have great tools to help young people understand and manage anxiety.
These resources form part of the Anxiety toolkit for schools.
There are more useful apps for iOS and android devices here
If your child is receiving support from CAMHS (child and adolescent mental health services) or Step 2 service why not join a free six-week course, run by Carers in Herts, that provides parents and carers with skills and support to help your child and improve your health and wellbeing.
There's more infomation in the flyer here.
This poster explains causes of low moods, symptoms, ways to feel better and signposts to more advice.
Perfect to download for school noticeboards, it was produced by a charity.
This newsletter provides a useful update on mental health improvements, training and resources in Hertfordshire.
The aim of this survey was to obtain views from teenage boys in Hertfordshire on mental health and emotional wellbeing. Traditionally, boys are far less likely to contribute to surveys on mental health and the survey was therefore particularly targeted at teenage boys while being left open for girls to also contribute.
A poster to show what an outstanding whole school approach to mental health and emotional wellbeing in Hertfordshire takes account of. Print it in A3 and display.
There's more about the whole school approach here.
The new Emotional Mental Wellbeing in Education Schools Mark guides educational establishments through a self-review process of their mental health and emotional wellbeing offer to identify strengths and areas for improvement. The Mark has replaced the previous Healthy Young Minds in Herts Kitemark award and is free for schools to complete.