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The short films and accompanying fact sheets below have been prepared to help parents and children who may have a diagnosis, may be showing symptoms of a potential mental health condition or may be struggling as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic.

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Films for Parents / Carers | Nip in the Bud

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The short films and accompanying fact sheets below have been prepared to help parents and children who may have a diagnosis, may be showing symptoms of a potential mental health condition or may be struggling as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic.

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Be U Support | Free Mental Health Service for Children and Young People​

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Be U Support | Free Mental Health Service for Children and Young People​

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Be U Notts is a FREE, Early Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing Support service for Children and Young People in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.

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For parents of children with an ADHD diagnosis.

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Small Steps Drop In Booklet Oct-Dec 2021

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Kooth is your online mental wellbeing community. Access free, safe and anonymous

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If you want to apply for an EHCP, please take a look at this handy page...

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The information on this page is for families in England only. I live in Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales.

As a parent you are an expert on your child. If you are requesting an Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs assessment, or providing further information as part of the assessment itself, it is important to give clear information about your child's needs.

Your child's early years

When did you first notice any problems - big or small?

Did you tell anyone? What help or advice did you get?

Your child now

Health: eating, sleeping, illnesses, tiredness, depression, panic attacks.

Physical skills: walking, climbing, handwriting, using scissors.

Communication: hearing, gestures, eye contact, speech: describing things, talking to people, using the telephone, taking messages.

Personal skills: dressing, washing, dealing with pocket money, time-keeping, remembering to pack sports kit/or pencil case.

Behaviour: showing anxiety or frustration, problems with concentration.

Your child at home.

Watching TV, reading, hobbies.

Outside activities: clubs, sports.

Relationships: parents, brothers and sisters, other adults, friendships.

Behaviour at home: sharing, listening, fighting with siblings, moods, tantrums.

Homework: difficulty remembering what to do, or finishing in the set time.

Your child at school or college.

What lessons or activities does your child enjoy?

Friendships, relationships with teachers.

Problem areas: lessons, playtime, new teacher, change in routine.

Extra help which has worked or not worked for your child.

Are your child's difficulties getting worse? Does any particular incident or piece of work illustrate your child's difficulties?

What help do you think your child needs?

Your child's views

Does your child enjoy going to school? What do they like best?

What would they like to achieve? What makes it hard for them to do this?

What help does your child think they need?

Information for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

Read our information about education in Wales.

Find out about the system of support for children with special educational needs in Northern Ireland on the NI Education Authority website or Senac (special educational needs advice centre).

In Scotland, the system of support for children with additional support needs is called additional support for learning. You can read more about it on the Enquire website.

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A checklist to help for EHC needs assessments | Contact

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2 mins read The information on this page is for families in England only. I live in Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales. As a parent you are an expert on your child. If you are requesting an Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs assessment, or providing further information as part of the assessment itself, it is important to give clear information about your child's needs.

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Sometimes a death can effect a whole group of children, so we also work with schools to help staff provide support for their children.

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Understanding and Supporting my child's ADHD

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Understanding and Supporting my child's ADHD

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For more than two decades, Shire, now part of Takeda, has demonstrated leadership in neuroscience through helping more patients, advancing our pipeline, and expanding into additional conditions. Misunderstanding of conditions like attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is widespread, which can add to the unique challenges people living with this condition face. Building awareness and understanding can remove some of the additional obstacles these people may encounter.

We've built relationships with patient advocacy groups and organisations globally, and regularly share our expertise with physicians, patients, caregivers, and policymakers to raise awareness and broaden understanding of these conditions worldwide. We are also committed to helping combat the misuse, abuse and diversion of ADHD medicines.

Date of preparation: March 2021; Job code: C-ANPROM/EUC/NBU/0008

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For more than two decades, Shire, now part of Takeda, has demonstrated leadership in neuroscience through helping more patients, advancing our pipeline, and expanding into additional conditions. Misunderstanding of conditions like attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is widespread, which can add to the unique challenges people living with this condition face.

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Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

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Nottinghamshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) online self-referral form.

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Many people experience significant traumatic life events such as domestic violence, grief, loss and bereavement. We are here to bring support to the whole family including carers. Our objective is to be here when support is needed. Our support and therapeutic services including counselling, are free to access and all of our support is person-centred and trauma informed.

We are a small charity that relies mainly on donations and fundraising; this applies to 75% of our income. We also receive a small contribution of statutory funding. We are the only specialist therapeutic support service currently offering family therapy across Nottinghamshire. All financial support goes towards ensuring that our service remains free to access, enabling us to be there for those who need our support.

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Many people experience significant traumatic life events such as domestic violence, grief, loss and bereavement. We are here to bring support to the whole family including carers. Our objective is to be here when support is needed. Our support and therapeutic services including counselling, are free to access and all of our support is person-centred and trauma informed.

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Nottshelpyourself | SEND Local Offer - Short Breaks

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Education Short Breaks Preparing for Adulthood Things to do Health and social care Getting around

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By Lisa Williamson (Suicide Bereavement Service Lead) On Wednesday evening (1st November), I was invited to attend The Voluntary Sector Awards 2023 as I had

By Laura Hughes (Suicide Crisis Service Lead - Maternity Cover) The Tomorrow Project is currently inviting applications for an unpaid academic internship, which involves contributing

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