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For professionalsCYPMHC2021-03-11T12:32:58+00:00

Covid-19 and children and young people’s mental health: useful resources

FOR PROFESSIONALS

Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families awareness videos
Useful information that members could share, split into young people, carers and school categories. They pick up on areas such as social media’s impact, and its potential danger to increase worry.

British Psychological Society
Advice for key worker parents

Bounce Forward
Resilience lessons: Skills young people need to thrive

British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy guidance
How to cope if you’re feeling anxious about the outbreak
Read more

Centre for Mental Health
Resources and links on various aspects of coronavirus affecting us.

Charlie Waller Memorial Trust
CWMT have adapted a workplace wellbeing action plan so that it can be used while working from home, and for managers supporting staff who are working remotely.

Early Intervention Foundation
Supporting children’s social and emotional wellbeing as they return to school

Jonny Benjamin
Working from home

MIND
Coronavirus and your wellbeing – general care, advice and resource
Read more

MindEd
MindEd Resilience Hub. Developed particularly for frontline NHS workers by an international panel and the MindEd core team for HEE

National Education Union
Advice and guidance for education professionals

Skills for Health
Free online resource for those working in the public sector, particularly key workers, to learn about COVID-19, symptoms, infection prevention, investigation, guidance and support.

University College London
Resources and guidance documents

Working from home and looking after your wellbeing
British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy have an informative guest blog on being aware of wellbeing while working from home, as many of us now have to do.

Zurich Community Trust
Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Aim Foundation
Pears Foundation
Zurich Community Trust
Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Aim Foundation
Pears Foundation

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