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  • Solar

    In partnership with Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust, Solihull EWMHS offer a range of primary mental health interventions to support children, young people and their families.

    Mental health

  • Suffolk Telephone Helpline

    To provide a phoneline service to help guide children, young people and their families to low level emotional wellbeing support. Support to access information and guidance, and help signposting to services and resources. They will also be supporting callers with some referrals where possible.

    Mental health

  • Surrey ADHD Schools Awareness Service

    This service raises awareness of Attention Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) as a neurobiological condition to adult school communities across state schools in Surrey. The service will raise awareness of the key characteristics of the condition and how children young people can be enabled to enjoy attending school, remain in school and achieve to the best of their ability.

    Mental health

  • Tees Valley Therapeutic Services

    Tees Valley Therapeutic services provides assessment and therapeutic interventions for children and families affected by all aspects of abuse, primarily sexual abuse. This includes pre-trial therapy, play therapy, individual and group counselling.

    Mental health

  • The Haven

    Specialist Therapeutic Service for Children, Young People and Families who have experienced trauma as a result of significant harm (Sexual, Physical, Emotional Harm and Neglect). We provide one to one therapeutic interventions for children and young people, support sessions for parents. Consultations and training for professionals.

    Mental health

  • The Haven - Consultation service

    Delivery of specialist trauma support which identifies children and young people who are eligible for direct support and those who can be supported by consultation. The latter involves provision of support to referrers to the service to support their identification/support of c/yp eligible for therapeutic support but who are not ready to access a direct intervention.

    Mental health

  • The Haven - Direct therapeutic Interventions

    We provide specialist therapeutic trauma support to children and young people in addition to support and consultation to parents and professionals. Offer evidence-driven therapeutic interventions that address the needs identified by the initial child/young people psychological and / or psycho-social assessment.

    Mental health

  • The Haven - Triage

    Specialist Therapeutic service for Children, Young People and Families who have experienced trauma as a result of significant harm (sexual, physical, emotional harm and neglect) We provide one to one therapeutic interventions for children and young people, support sessions for parents, consultations and training for professionals.

    Mental health

  • The PATHS® Programme for Schools (UK & NI Version)

    The PATHS® Programme for Schools (UK Version & NI Version) is a universal, evidence-based, social and emotional learning schools programme for 4-11 year olds which empowers all children to develop the fundamental social and emotional learning skills which will enable them to make positive choices throughout life.

    Mental health

  • Time 2 Talk - Mental Health Practitioners in Leaving Care

    Time 2 Talk is specific to care experienced young people who are the responsibility of Nottingham City Council. The Mental Health Practitioners are embedded within the Leaving Care team in Nottingham City to support young people with their mental health and wellbeing. Support can be provided for up to 9 months for young people aged between 17.5 to 25 years.

    Mental health