Resources
Our resources for children and young people, families, schools, colleges and nurseries.
For under fives
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For under fives
We have a selection of resources for early years wellbeing including working with babies & young children on digital platforms, coronavirus support, and a 'Bonding with baby' podcast.
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Common difficulties in the early years
Exploring a range of difficulties children can experience.
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A guide to neurodiversity in the early years
Best ways to support children who have developmental differences
For children and young people
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For children and young people
Our children and young people's wellbeing resources aim to empower young people to make informed choices about their mental health & wellbeing. These pages have been co-produced by young...
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Self-care
In this section, you’ll find practical ways to look after your mental health, allowing you to choose what works best for you. Whether you’re just starting to explore self-care or looking...
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Receiving support
This section has been co-produced with children and young people including Anna Freud's Young Champions and features staff from across the organisation.
For families
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Self-care for parents and carers
Guidance on the importance of self-care for parents and carers
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Parents and carers in conflict or separating
Our clinical team at the Centre has put together some tips for parents and carers experiencing conflict, and advice on reducing the impact of conflict between parents and carers on child...
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Adoptive parents, special guardians, kinship carers and foster carers
As an adoptive parent, special guardian, kinship carer or foster carer, you play a vital role in supporting a child or young person who has had a unique start in life.
For professionals
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School and college resources
Explore our free mental health resources for families and education professionals working in primary, secondary and further education settings.
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Expert advice and guidance videos for nursery staff
This series of films, featuring some of Anna Freud's child mental health experts, aim to provide help and guidance to nursery staff on how to manage a range of different issues.