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Childhood anxiety: a guide for parents, carers, and supporters
Family guides

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
Family guides

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: Trauma-informed preventative care (TIPC)
Podcasts

Conversation with the experts podcast: Trauma-informed preventative care (TIPC)

Learn how Trauma-Informed Preventative Care (TIPC) helps shift our approach from "What’s wrong with you?" to "What’s happened to you?"

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Conversation with the experts podcast: Trauma-informed preventative care (TIPC) - extended
Podcasts

Conversation with the experts podcast: Trauma-informed preventative care (TIPC) - extended

Listen to our second trauma-informed preventative care podcast as it dives deeper into incorporating a TIPC approach into your everyday work.

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Conversation with the experts podcast: Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS) in young people
Podcasts

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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The Children's Mental Health Gallery podcasts
Podcasts

The Children's Mental Health Gallery podcasts

We interviewed the 20 fabulous contributors to our 2023 Children's Mental Health Gallery. Tune into these podcasts for a very personal and informative insight in the experience of children's mental health.

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