Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) is an annual event occurring on March 31st and is dedicated to celebrating transgender people and raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide, as well as a celebration of their contributions to society.
Liverpool Learning Partnership (LLP) now has its own YouTube channel featuring mental health livestream sessions, video workshops and much more!
With children and young people returning back to school this week, Jackie Lunt Clinical Lead for Sefton MHST shares some advice for parents and carers.
YPAS is seeking to appoint a receptionist/admin assistant to support YPAS South Hub- YIAC (Youth Information Advice and Counselling).
An opportunity for professionals to be trained in Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
YPAS is seeking to employ one Children’s Psychological Therapist to join the national award-winning Seedlings project to deliver therapeutic services in Liverpool Primary Schools. A psychological therapy qualification to diploma level or above is essential for this post.
February is LGBT+ History Month and this year’s theme is Body, Mind and Spirit. To celebrate LGBT+ History Month, National Museums Liverpool are linking with YPAS’s GYRO team to put on a special series of workshops for LGBQ+ Youth aged 12-25years.
Find out what’s happening in Liverpool during Children’s Mental Health Week and how can you get involved.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, our partners have been working hard to support children, young people and their families.
In partnership with The Violence Reduction Partnership, that specialises in reducing crime, Bullybusters are offering a FREE Relationship Programme to young people beginning in January 2021.
Bullybusters are delighted to announce they will be delivering one to one sessions with children and young people who may be finding returning to school during the pandemic difficult.
People in Liverpool are being encouraged to talk to friends, family and those they trust about their mental health as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Liverpool CAMHS are delighted to announce an ACEs day conference on Monday 1st February 2021 followed by a series of daily events throughout Child Mental Health Week 2021. This event is open to all professionals within the Liverpool and Sefton region. For more information click here. Bookings via email: Nicola.Woolrich@alderhey.nhs.uk
Kooth is a free anonymous online tool which offers counselling and emotional wellbeing services for young people aged between 10 and 25 years old. It’s been available in Liverpool since Autumn 2019.
An opportunity for professionals to be trained in Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR). The course is free to members of staff from Fresh CAMHS, YPAS, and ADHD Foundation (who meet the EMDR Association eligibility criteria). The cost for non-funded delegates is £900 per person.
The solution to young people’s mental health needs: Liverpool CAMHS partner YPAS Integrated Community Hubs – open-access mental health hubs – and the early intervention model of YIAC (Youth, Information Advice & Counselling) have been recognised nationally.
The RAISE Team is adding to the ROAR training family for training in mental health. They’re introducing a ROAR SEN training course.
Liverpool CAMHS partner, Kooth has a range of sessions available in Liverpool.
Established in 2015, by Merseyside Youth Association’s RAISE Team, The NOW Festival aims to engage young people in a creative discussion around the topic of mental health, through whatever ‘NOW’ issue is selected for that year. 2021 will be the NOW Festival’s 6th year.
The Liverpool Whole School Approach partnership is excited to bring this training that has been written by DfE, Mind-Ed and Anna Freud Centre, and adapted by Merseyside Youth Association, Liverpool Learning Partnership and the WSA Partnership.
