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Parent and Carer Support

“I found the support really helpful and informative. The staff were clearly very knowledgeable. I left the session feeling confident, not alone, supported.” Parent

Positively Supporting Mental Health for Children and Young People

Parents and Carers

What we offer:

We understand that it can be nerve-racking or difficult when first deciding to contact us. Our team is experienced at listening to and supporting all sorts of worries or problems.

There are number of ways you can get in touch with us – we suggest you use whichever feels most comfortable.

 

The NESSie team is always happy to have a chat to discuss your child or family’s support needs.

What Support can I access?  

National Support Services:

Parent Videos

Transitioning to a new school

Building resilience and confidence

Dealing with anxiety

Coping with anger

Supporting children in the LGBTQ+ community

Supporting children with neurodiversity

LGBTQ+ flag being held up

 

Diversity & LGBTQ+

NESSie welcomes diversity. We value difference, and are proud to support those from a range of social and ethnic backgrounds, of different genders, sexual orientations, ages, religions, ethnicities and people with disabilities.

NESSie is not a Crisis Service

If you’re a  parent of a child or a young person in a mental health crisis: 

The NHS and our local hospitals are really busy at the moment, so if you’re experiencing a mental health crisis, the quickest way to get help at any time of the day or night is to call the NHS 111 and select option 2 for mental health services. 
In the case of serious illness or injury, dial 999 for emergency services. Once admitted, the local CAMHS crisis service will be contacted and come out and make an assessment and take things from there.
 

Other services that might be useful are:

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