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Auchinleck Academy Parents’ information evening Mental health Auchinleck Academy Parents’ information evening

background Mental health problems are common in young people. There is a high level of stigma associated with mental health problems and young people. Many young people do not seek help for mental health problems. Mental health problems interfere with adolescent development.

mental health issues Anxiety Stress Grief Depression Self harm Suicide

Whole School support PSE programme S1-3 Friendships Sleep/relaxation Mental health conditions S4 PSE days S5/6 Stress/exams Leaving home K:\PSE 2013 14\Seemescotland Video\alec.mov

Universal support (in school) Nurture Yipworld groups Seasons for growth Websites/online resources Pupil support room Art therapy ESB Time out card Teacher/guidance teacher

Targeted support CAMHS Educational psychologist School nurse GP Social work Women’s aid

Teacher cpd Self harm launch Safe talk SMHFA ASIST

Things to be concerned about marked decline in school performance marked changes in sleeping and/or eating habits extreme difficulties in concentrating that get in the way at school or at home sexual risk-taking severe mood swings strong worries or anxieties that get in the way of daily life, such as at school or socialising repeated use of alcohol and/or drugs persistent nightmares threats of self harm or harm to others frequent outbursts of anger, aggression strange thoughts, beliefs, feelings, or unusual behaviours

Encourage other supports General help:- Young Carers Church Childline Samaritans Barnardos Breathing Space Youngscot Princes Trust NHS 24 Young Minds SAMH Befriending Project

Learning Difficulites Noticeboard Rape/Violence Suicide LGBT Choices for Life Breathing Space Samaritans See Me Sandyford Initiative LGBT Youth Scotland Rape Crisis Breaking the Silence Women’s Aid Learning Difficulites Substance Misuse Self Harm Richmond Fellowship Fast Forward Enable VIP – Local 16+ see handout See Me The Only Way is Up Foundation The butterfly project – tumblr See card Bullying See handout Anxiety/ depressed My journey app www.sabp.nhs.uk/eiip/app Mindfull 11-17 Mentor/self help/ counselling Relationships Children in Care www.madlyinlove.co.uk Who cares Cedar Project www.thesite.org