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13. Parents, Carers and Guardians
If your child is struggling with their mental health and they need some help, you may be feeling really worried as a parent – and also like you’re not sure where to start. Remember that you and your child are not alone. On this page you can find the services, professionals and organisations that can help you, and information about how to access them.
This page covers: What are the challenges of parenting with a mental health problem? How can I take care of myself? Where can I find support? Could my child be taken into care? Organisations who can help
Is your child struggling with difficult thoughts or feelings? Whether you’re a parent, carer, or guardian, it's important that you're able to support the young person in your life – and we’re here to help. Here you will find expert advice and tips, as well as a summary of the mental health support we offer. Some support you may be able to ask to access yourself. This is called self-referral. Other times, a GP, teacher, or social worker will need to request this support for you.
Wellbeing tips for parents to help you support a healthy, happy childhood - with advice on food, sleep, mindfulness, as well as ways to look after you and your child's mental health.