As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, we have the following events in school
Understanding Anxiety
This webinar supports children and young people learn new strategies to help manage their worries and anxiety
Mental Health Support Team – Understanding anxiety (parents)
Understanding Neurodiversity
A short webinar to help you learn practical ways to support neurodiverse children and young people
Neurodiversity and mental health webinar
Understanding Low mood
A short, practical webinar to help you support a young person experiencing low mood.
Mental Health Support Team, low mood webinar
Therapeutic skills for behaviour webinar
A practical webinar to build your confidence in responding to challenging behaviour
Mental Health Support Team, parent led therapeutic skills for behaviour webinar
Understanding Emotional Regulation webinar
A webinar to help spot the signs that a young person may need support and how to look after yourself
Understanding emotional regulation webinar
Parent wellbeing
A webinar to help you understand why its important to look after and support your own wellbeing
Sleep Hygiene
A webinar to help you understand why sleep is important and some tips on a good routine
Sleep hygiene webinar for parents
Anger
Anxiety
Bereavement
Disordered eating
LGBTQIA+
Mind and Body
Neurodivergence – ASD/ADHD
Positive Parenting
Preparing for adulthood
School Avoidance
Self-care
Social Media
Stress
Tics and Tourettes
Understanding Treatment Options
Signposting subsection
Helpline Subsection
Child Helpline International – Child Helpline International – Every Child Has a Voice. No child should be left unheard.
Merseyside Police – Contact 101
NHS – Contact 111
Urgent mental health support: Mersey Care 24hr Mental Health Crisis Line – Contact 08000511508
Children and Adolescent 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Response Team – Mersey Care service available 24 hours a day – Contact 01744415640
A&E Department Whiston Hospital – People who are in Mental Health crisis or they have self-harmed and need physical care – Contact 0151 426 1600
St. Helens Mind – Help for young people and families – Contact – 07912 059881
Carers Trust – Am I Young Carer? – Contact – 01744 677279
Childline – children’s text and call service – Contact 0800 1111
Frank – Service specialising in drug misuse – Text 82111 and call 03001236600
Samaritans – Children or Parents who are struggling to cope – Contact 03300945717
The Youth Service – Contact 01744675574
Drug and Alcohol support – Youth Justice Service – Teen Advice Zone – SHOUT – Text ‘SHOUT’ to 85258
Free and confidential 24/7 text mental health service – Young People’s Drug and Alcohol Team (YPDAAT) – Young people or parents/carers confidential drug and alcohol team – Contact 01744 675 605
BEAT – confidential Youthline on 0808 801 0711 from 12pm – 8pm during the week, and 4pm – 8pm on weekends and bank holidays, or send an email to fyp@beateatingdisorders.org.uk and receive a response within 24 hours. Calls are completely free.
Over the Rainbow – Social support group for LGBTQIA+ young people. Contact – 01744 457243
Child Bereavement UK – One to one support for children and young people, social group for young people. Contact 01928577164
Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) – Child protection – Contact Embrace on 03456099960
Teenage Advice Zone (TAZ) – Sexual health clinic for young people – Contact 01744627465
Referral
Mersey Care Parent Referral Form – Referral Form – Talking therapies.
Listening Ear Parent Referral Form – Refer – Listening Ear Merseyside – Listening service.
Barnardo’s Resilience Team Parent Referral Form – Resilience Service Referral Form | Barnardo’s – Resilience and self-esteem.
Think Wellbeing St. Helens Referral service – Contact 01744415650 – Counselling and group workshops.
Helpful websites Subsection
