Your Child's Mental Health and Wellbeing

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There are many ways that you can support your child’s mental health and wellbeing at home. Detailed below are some useful links to a variety of support, advice and guidance.

Please contact Mrs Watson, our Mental Health Lead, if you would like any further advice or have any concerns.

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  • Warrington Parenting and Positive Relationships Team

    They offer evidence-based parenting programmes which can form part of wider Early Help Support. The programmes are delivered across Warrington by skilled and experienced accredited facilitators. They deliver a wide menu of parenting programmes depending on the age of the children, family needs, circumstances and desired outcomes.

    Parenting programmes aim to help parents provide the best possible environment in which their children can develop socially, emotionally and reach their full potential. They aim to promote well-being and resilience by supporting families to build good attachment in infancy and beyond and reduce the likelihood of problems arising, whilst improving overall parenting.

  • ADDvanced Soultions

    This organisation supports the emotional health and wellbeing of neurodivergent children and their families/carers. They provide information, support groups and learning programmes.

  • Family Lives

    Parenting and family support. Services are free to access and support with parenting and family challenges. Helpline and live webchat option. 

  • Young Minds

    Providing expert knowledge to professionals, parents and young people through a Parents' Helpline, online resources, training and development, outreach work and publications.

    Parent Helpline: 0808 8025544

  • The Sleep Charity

    Advice and guidance for sleep problems.
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