Coronavirus
Information
Covid 19 has now been with us since 2020 and has had an impact on Children and Young People’s mental health and wellbeing. This topic content will link you to the most up to date links, apps and resources associated with mental health and wellbeing.
The government website has lots of information – Coronavirus (COVID-19): guidance and support – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
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Why young people may feel anxious
Reminders
Stay positive
Why young people may feel anxious
Children perceive risk differently and do not always know how worried they should be about events. With changes to schooling, no opportunity to spend time with friends face to face, worries about older relatives and family or friends; children look to their parents for information, reassurance and guidance. Therefore we need to be aware how our own reactions might impact on them as we help them to make sense of what is going on.
Reminders
Stay positive
It may not always be easy but we should all try our best.
Coping with
Your childs worries and wellbeing relating to Covid 19 – which is still present in our lives
The following buttons are self-help suggestions for both you and young people
Finding help
Who can they talk to?
- Friends
- Family
- Youth worker
- Health professional (Counsellor, Nurse)
- Charities and Helplines
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Useful documents
Helpful websites or services
Useful documents
Helpful websites or services
Getting more help
If you haven’t already found the help you’re looking for, you can find additional information and services which are more interactive here.
I would like to make a referral to Mental Health Services by completing the online referral form
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Help lines
Local services
National support organisations
Help lines
Local services
…in and around North Staffordshire
National support organisations
