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Social and Emotional Wellbeing
CAMHS
xx About CAMHS
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Information for Young People
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Information for Schools/Parents/Carers
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TaMHS
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Mental, Emotional, and Behavioural Disorders Are Real
What to look for
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A Guide for Parents
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A Guide for Referrers
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Referrals
  Resources
What you should know
Brain development/attachment
 
  Risk/resilience
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Early Experience
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Pre-disposing Factors
Communication
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Communication skills
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Tips to effective communication
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Conflict resolution
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Creating a positive learning environment
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Emotional literacy
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Change & Loss
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Separation & Divorce
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Bereavement
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PTSD
Stress Management
Physical Exercise & Wellbeing
  Healthy Eating
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Healthy eating habits for your child
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Mood & Food
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Packed lunches
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Eating disorders
Behaviour
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What shapes behaviour
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Changing behaviour
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Motivational interviewing
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Cognitive behaviour therapy
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Stages of behaviour change
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Systems
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Tips to shaping behaviour
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Tips for relationships and behaviour
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Pitfalls to avoid
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Food, development and behaviour
Educational psychology
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Suffolk portage service
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Early years and childcare
What works
Nurture Groups
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What is a nurture group?
- The principles of nurture groups
- What nurture groups achieve

Friends for Life

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What is Friends for Life?
- Information
  Suffolk4YP
Parenting
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Programme descriptions
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Triple P
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Parenting and skills for families
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Parenting Universal
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Parenting workshops for parents and carers
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Parent partnership helpline 01473 265210
CAF
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Information for families
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Information for professionals
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CAF forms & paperwork
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National eCAF
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CAF training
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ACCORD
Mentoring
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Further Information
VIG
Resources, tips, & strategies
 
- Key Facts for Teachers
- Managing Tourette's in the Classroom
- Education Issues and Tourette Syndrome
- Presentations
Anxiety
  Self harming
  Schools troubleshooting
Challenging behaviour
Anger
Perinatal and infant mental health
Useful websites and books
Share ideas
Ask questions
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  Forum
Parenting
 
Being a parent is the hardest job in the world and the one that we have the least training for before we take on the job!! It is important to remember you are not alone, most of us have been in this situation. Do not give up. Help is out there. How about trying out a parenting group – getting together with other parents who may be feeling the same? You might make some new friends, learn some interesting tips on how to deal with different types of behaviour and find out what other things are out there that might be useful for you. If you are interested, contact your nearest Children’s Centre or one of one of the phone numbers under 'programme descriptions'.


 
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