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5 Ways to Help Manage OCD
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a serious condition that can majorly disrupt the lives of young people and their families. In this blog we look at ways to help manage…
How grief and loss can affect child mental health
Grief and loss can affect child mental health in a number of ways. All children will experience some impact from losing a parent or loved one. Usually, with the right…
How to talk to your child about mental health
As a parent, teacher or carer it’s vital to talk to your child about mental health, whether they suffer from a mental health condition or not. Establishing an open, ongoing…
5 ways to raise awareness about child mental health
At Nip in the Bud, we provide detailed resources, fact sheets and short films about child mental health conditions. Here we explore 5 ways to raise awareness of child mental…
Helping teachers recognise mental health conditions in children
Teachers are very well placed to recognise mental health conditions in children. Because they see their pupils every weekday, teachers are able to witness the small changes in a child’s…
What is Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)?
What is CAMHS? Child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) refer to the support offered by the government, volunteer organisations or schools in local areas of the UK. Any children…
Common Myths About OCD
There are many myths about OCD and these can be harmful and hurtful to young people who suffer from the condition. Here we explore a few common myths and debunk…
Managing Children’s Anxiety About Coronavirus
As we enter our fourth week of lockdown in the UK, managing children’s anxiety about Coronavirus is more important than ever. Anxiety disorders are one of the most common mental…
Autism in Children
Helping autistic children. Why is it important to be able to recognise the signs of Autism in children? First and foremost, it can help parents, teachers and carers review and…
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