MindWorks: A Practical Guide for Changing Thoughts Beliefs, and Emotional Reactions

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No, these are not secure methods. We accept referrals via the online portal, telephone and post as described above. Where can I access the referral form?

The Mental Health Support Team for Specialist Schools in Surrey is a school-based service, which supports the mental health of children and young people in specialist schools across Surrey.symptoms that make their lives considerably more difficult on a social, academic or occupational level Call the Children and Family Health Surrey One Stop on 0300 222 5755.Our phone lines are open Monday to Friday from 9am to 11am. How do I refer to other children’s community health services, such as safeguarding, continuing care, audiology or children’s community nursing? STARS works closely with the Solace Centre as, for many families, this is the first place they visit when a child tells them about sexual abuse.

The carers group is an 8-10 week programme that aims to help female carers of sexually abused children and young people. Surrey Family Services is offering drop-ins at youth clubs across the county for children, young people and families to obtain further support in the form of information and advice and will be able to book in for a well-being assessment and further local support.Instead of receiving questionnaires to fill in as the first step in the process, you will be asked to liaise with School (or other adult/group leader in the young person’s life) to work together on identifying the young person’s needs and how this presents itself within different areas of their lives. This allows strategies to be tried and support to be delivered in the classroom environment and at home. Services are more accessible and user friendly through more convenient locations and online services The support we provide will vary depending on thespecific needs of the children or young person (ie:an initial assessment, short term goal based therapy, support for the child’s school or signposting to other services).Children and young people can beseen at school, in a clinic or online depending on their needs.

We are asking for an Assessment of Need form to be completed by parents and school rather than a GP as they will know that young person’s needs the most on a daily basis. The NHS’s Every Mind Matters has some very helpful videos aimed at young people, especially on self-care tips to help manage emotional well-being. The neurodevelopmental helpline number is: 0300 222 5755. The line is open from 5 to 11pm, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Unless directed otherwise by Access & Advice, please continue to complete and send in your completed paperwork as soon as possible. Children can be referred by their health visitor, GP, therapist, early years' service, paediatricians based in the local acute or tertiary hospital, paediatric audiology, Mindworks Surrey or other agencies.I spoke to a lady called Sarah who was fantastic. She related to what I was saying about my son and signposted me to get lots of support. She could not have been more patient and helpful. We offer support and advice to key people (teacher and or parent/ carer) around the child or young person to enable them to identify any concerns, understand what has happened for that child or young person and support any developing mental health needs. The Solace Centre, also known as a Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC), provides local communities with a safe, discreet and caring environment to support victims of rape and sexual assault. For an extensive list of local and national support through the festive holidays please visit Surrey Youth Voice. EHCPs are not based on any diagnosis, but focus on the presenting needs of a child or young person. Having a diagnosis of any condition does not mean that any child or young person automatically receives an EHCP.

The first time I was told about CAMHS I didn’t want to accept any help as I thought it would make me feel defeated and hopeless, as it meant I couldn’t help myself anymore. Aspects of CAMHS are very challenging, such as being asked tough questions and finding the root of all my problems, but it does help as it made sure I had someone to talk to and who would understand and help me as much, if not more, than I could do alone. CAMHS has made me realise that I am not alone, and I know there is always at least one kind person who I can confide in and trust.” This involves our team visiting specialist education schools at intervals during the year, to provide in person consultation sessions with staff to discuss children and young people. We offer access to virtual consultation clinics in between these visits so staff can reach us to discuss a situation of concern. One Stop triages referrals from health, education and social care professionals for the services listed below:Specialist therapy and support for children, young people and families who have been affected by sexual trauma, offering both individual and group therapy We bring you the unique combination of unparalleled experience and affordable treatment fees, enabling you to access the help you need and deserve. Ready to talk? support and consultation to clinicians and to external professionals working with sexual abuse cases if there have been any recent significant events in your or your child's life, such asa death or divorce in the family Mindworks Surrey is raising awareness about emotional wellbeing support available to children, young people and their parents in Surrey this Children’s Mental Health Week (February 7 to February 13).