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News > Parents & Carers > Provider demand – February 2021
24 March 2021

Provider demand – February 2021

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, our partners have been working hard to support children, young people and their families.

Here are some of the trends and demands for support (click the image to view)

 

 

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The session is based on the researched SERIOUS training; asking the question of; ‘How serious is serious?' 

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This Mental Health Awareness Week, join us in taki This Mental Health Awareness Week, join us in taking action to support good mental health for children and young people. 

We know that having good mental health isn’t just about avoiding low moods; it’s about feeling connected, bouncing forward after setbacks, and building strong relationships.

When children and young people's mental health is in a good place, it's easier for them to cope with life’s ups and downs. But when things get overwhelming, they don’t have to face it alone.

In Liverpool, support services are available for every level of need, from staying well to specialist crisis care. And most services don’t need a referral.

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Why do we need help our children and young people Why do we need help our children and young people build resilience? 

The session introduces the resilience framework, looking at the everyday normal magic that we use to help us navigate through the challenges we face and considering positive alternatives in spite of the difficulties. 

We'll focus on the three facets of the framework; firstly at the young person, then from the perspective as a parent/carer and finally as a school establishment. The training provides realistic examples of things to try in all three categories whilst exploring the five core elements of the framework.

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Members of the Mental Health Support Offer for Liv Members of the Mental Health Support Offer for Liverpool’s Children & Young People design and deliver an ongoing programme of funded training opportunities.

Underpinned by therapeutic models, this is designed to educate and empower professionals, parents and carers as we strive to improve the knowledge and understanding of mental health among children and young people.

The @MYARAISETeam delivers these bite-sized sessions, which can be accessed online and last up to one hour.

Here’s what’s coming up in May’s programme.

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Are you a school staff member supporting children Are you a school staff member supporting children and families? Or do you work with young people in any capacity? 

Delivered by the @MYARAISETeam, this course introduces what a crisis is, the different types, and how this can look for different people - with a focus on mental health crises.You'll learn about the appropriate support services available, and explore case studies to understand the steps to take when dealing with a crisis. 

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