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Category: <span>CAMHS</span>
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Category: CAMHS

Speak your truth on MORE plans to transform children’s mental health care
CAMHS, special needs

Speak your truth on MORE plans to transform children’s mental health care

By Angela Kelly January 29, 2018 January 28, 2018

Mental Health is one of the most challenging areas of the NHS, especially when it comes to providing effective, compassionate help for our children. In December 2017, the government launched …

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Future in Mind? Progress on child mental health plan a national disgrace
CAMHS, Mental Health, special needs

Future in Mind? Progress on child mental health plan a national disgrace

By Tania Tirraoro November 16, 2016 November 16, 2016

A shocker of a report was published yesterday into the progress on the funding boost to mental health services for young people that we talked about in this post 18 months …

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Is Peer Support a replacement for professional mental health support?
CAMHS, Health, Mental Health, special needs

Is Peer Support a replacement for professional mental health support?

By Angela Kelly March 21, 2016 March 19, 2016

Over 50% of Mental Health problems start in childhood and we are all well aware of the difficulties many children have in accessing appropriate treatment from their local Children and …

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CAMHS “Future in Mind”  Will it really mean a change for the better?
CAMHS, Mental Health, special needs

CAMHS “Future in Mind” Will it really mean a change for the better?

By Tania Tirraoro March 18, 2015 July 4, 2017

It’s tough being a young person today. When I was a girl, you had to be a child actor to grow up in the public eye, but today, it’s like …

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Battling anxiety: Mental Health Awareness Week
CAMHS, Health, Mental Health, special needs

Battling anxiety: Mental Health Awareness Week

By Tania Tirraoro May 14, 2014 May 15, 2020

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme chosen for 2014 is Anxiety, something that affects children with special needs to an extraordinary degree. All children are anxious on occasion, …

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Your chance to improve children’s mental health services
CAMHS, Health, Mental Health, special needs

Your chance to improve children’s mental health services

By Tania Tirraoro February 18, 2014 May 15, 2020

Many parents contact us about their experiences with their local Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service, known as CAMHS. They’ve either had difficulty accessing it or when they finally get …

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Mindfull: A new online mental health service for teens
CAMHS, Health, Mental Health

Mindfull: A new online mental health service for teens

By Tania Tirraoro July 5, 2013 May 9, 2014

Tania writes… A new online service for adolescents with mental health problems is being launched today (Friday 5th July 2013). The service at mindfull.org is aimed at young people aged 11 to …

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What’s your experience of CAMHS?
CAMHS, Mental Health, Personal Posts, special needs

What’s your experience of CAMHS?

By Tania Tirraoro August 28, 2012 May 15, 2020

Many of our children have to be referred to CAMHS – The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service – to help manage their behavioural difficulties or perhaps if they are …

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