Resources - Child Therapy North East

Child Psychotherapy

For further information about child psychotherapy see: http://www.childpsychotherapy.org.uk/

For further information about psychoanalytic psychotherapy click the link: http://www.bpc.org.uk/about-psychotherapy/evidence

The Centre for Child Mental Health aims to support both child professionals and parents with the latest evidence based tools, techniques, brain science and psychological research on how to enable children and teenagers to thrive. Click the link: https://www.childmentalhealthcentre.org/

Coronavirus

Below are some resources which you may find helpful at this time of crisis.

Please click on the orange links.

Guidance on Returning to Schools from NSPCC:-

Returning to Schools

Guide for children from the Children’s Commissioner:-

Coronavirus Children’s Guide

Coping During the Pandemic for Children and Young People:-

Your Mental Coronavirus Health –

Useful Visual Planner for home-schooling anxious or autistic children:-

My school day planner

Useful coronavirus story oyster and butterfly for small children

Useful coronavirus story Covys_Big_Holiday for small children from www. earlyyearsmum.co.uk

Creative Ideas from The Tate Gallery Creative FUN

Anxiety

Helpful website with information about anxiety and some practical self-help resources:-Anxietybc

Does your child suffer with school related anxiety? See this helpful guide to parents from Young Minds:-School Anxiety

Sleep difficulties

Does your child struggle to sleep alone, or suffer with difficulties linked with sleep?

The Goodnight Worry programme is a very useful guide to help with sleep worries.

Internet Safety

Help and guidance for parents and young people concerned about internet safety

Young People and Climate Change

Increasing numbers of young people experience worries, anxiety and depression in related to the climate emergency.

Sometimes this is referred to as eco-anxiety. The Climate Psychology Alliance is a very useful portal to help parents talk to their children about the climate and for young people to gain support.