We offer a variety of psychoeducational workshops for children and young people. We work closely with school staff to identify specific topics that are relevant to their needs, and we’re always evolving our approach to ensure we’re providing the best possible support. Our workshops are flexible in their delivery, so we can tailor them to suit the needs of each school. We cover: Depression and low mood; Managing emotions; Growing resilience; Body image’ Relationships online and offline; Friendships and peer pressure. For more information, get in touch.

Collaborating with parents and carers has been proven to have a positive impact on the wellbeing, attendance, behaviour, sense of belonging, intellectual development, and achievement of children from various backgrounds. We’re committed to supporting parents to promote their child’s mental health by offering the following services:

• Developing coping strategies together to manage their child’s distressing thoughts and increase resilience to future problems.
• Providing guided self-help tools that empower parents to tackle the difficulties their child is experiencing.
• Encouraging parents to play an active role in supporting their child’s mental health needs.

Topics include: Understanding children’s behaviours; Screen use; Managing tantrums and frustrations; Communicating with a teenager. Click here for more information.

We believe in creating safe spaces where people can share their thoughts and feedback about our services. We’re dedicated to listening to the voices of those we serve and improving our services accordingly. That’s why we run quarterly Users Forums for young people, parent/carers, and schools. These forums offer an opportunity to voice opinions and provide feedback on our services, and they help us ensure that we’re meeting the needs of our community.

For dates of next forum meetings please contact Whole School Approach Advisors on [email protected]

We’re dedicated to supporting the mental wellbeing of our community, and our newsletter is just one way we do that. Newsletters mean we can share valuable resources to schools, children, young people, parents, carers, and staff. We prepare and share a monthly newsletter that includes tips and information about mental health, as well as updates on our services. If you’d like to receive a copy of our newsletter, please contact [email protected]

We offer Reflective Practice sessions for school staff providing a containing space to reflect on strengths and challenges of working in a highly pressurised education environment.