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“More attention still needs to be paid to the vital importance of building the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people”
We react to the general election campaign as it passes the halfway point.
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Making children and young people's mental health a priority in the election
We respond to the news that a General Election will take place on 4 July 2024.
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Study supported by Anna Freud reveals day workshop in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy effectively reduces depression in 16-18 year olds
Researchers found that participants who attended the workshop showed significant improvements in their depression, anxiety, wellbeing and resilience after a six-month follow up.
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Ways to remove barriers to movement at school
From movement breaks during lessons to working with the wider community, we share tips on encouraging more physical activity in schools and colleges to improve mental health and wellbein...
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UK Trauma Council collaborates with Refuge to support children and families affected by the trauma of domestic abuse
Intervention will be co-designed with children and parents with lived experience, refuge staff, childhood trauma and domestic abuse experts.
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Guest blog: New collaboration aims to reduce impact of trauma on children fleeing domestic abuse
UK Trauma Council and Refuge are developing a new intervention to support recovery for children and young people after domestic abuse .
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Anna Freud reacts to new reports on barriers children face to education
Our statement in response to two recent publications.
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James’ story: Schools have a big part to play in providing a space to talk about mental health
In this extended story from our Thinking differently manifesto, Anna Freud Young Champion, James, tells us in his own words why he thinks it’s important to embed a whole-school approach ...
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Sophie’s story: Adults need to pass the baton
In this extended story from our Thinking differently manifesto, Anna Freud Young Champion, Sophie, tells us in her own words why she believes young people should be meaningfully involved...
