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Mental health support for parents and carers

Mental health support for parents and carers

We work with schools to support children’s and young people's mental health.

As part of this, we offer advice and resources for parents and carers to help support their child or young person’s wellbeing.

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Parenting Smart

Our new site full of practical advice and tried and tested tips for parents and carers of primary-age children.

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Wellbeing resources for families

Our expert team have developed and recommended resources to help you support your child’s wellbeing.

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How we work

Place2Be works in schools to help children and young people explore their emotions and feel better.

Find out how we work

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Supporting your child or young person

As a parent or carer, you play a key role in teaching your child or young person how to manage their feelings.

Help with supporting a young person

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Getting ready to start primary school

Our expert advice will help young children and their families get ready for this big step together.

Get advice on starting primary school

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Getting ready to start secondary or high school

Our expert advice will help children and their families get ready for this big step together.

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News & blogs

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Children's Mental Health Week 2024: resources available now

With just over 3 months until the week, we're excited to release our free resources to help everyone get involved.

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“My child doesn’t want to go to school” - supporting families with school attendance

Dr Sarah Sivers reflects on her own experiences and work supporting families with a child that does not want to go to school.

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4 ways to support students with ADHD

Educational Psychologist, Julia Clements, talks about how schools can support students with ADHD in this demanding climate.

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