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Childhood anxiety: a guide for parents, carers, and supporters
We created a family-facing guide to help parents and carers navigate care for their child's anxiety.
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Medically unexplained symptoms: A guide for parents, carers, and families
We've developed a guide to help parents and carers support their young person experiencing physical symptoms without a medical cause.
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Conversation with the experts podcast: Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS) in young people
Listen as we delve into the complexities behind Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS), where young people experience real physical symptoms and pain but with no underlying medical cause.
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Conversation with the experts: Anxiety in children and young people
Listen as we explore an important topic: anxiety in children and young people, viewed from two distinct perspectives: Lived experience and clinician's insights.
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Conversation with the experts: Understanding Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) in Adolescents
Listen to our podcast on non-suicidal self-injury in adolescents as we explore its prevalence, impacts, and how compassion moves us beyond stigma toward effective support.
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Conversation with the experts: Understanding the mental health service improvements when lived experience is central to design.
In this episode we discuss lived experience in mental health, its origins, the importance of embedding the expertise of consumers, families, and carers into system design, policy, and practice, and how this can transform services, reduce stigma, and improve care.
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