From £180 per person

This 1-day course (delivered in person only) provides an understanding of what can impact children and young people’s mental health.

Course Overview

This course provides an understanding of what can impact children and young people’s mental health, ways in which they may cope and what can be done to support them. Case studies and conversations are utilised to explore and develop ideas throughout.

What you will learn:

 

• To increase knowledge of the mental health landscape for children and young people  
• To understand how and why children and young people may experience poor mental health 
• ​To support children and young people’s mental health effectively through available resources and services 

Course content

 

• Exploration of emotional regulation and how this can be impacted by different experiences within childhood 
• ​Understanding and utilising the different aspects of resilience  
• Recognition of self-compassion and its role in supporting self and others 
• Supporting children and young people with scaffolding support and the PACE Model 
• Supporting children to recognise their own needs when accessing social media and online influences 
• Self-harm safety and suicide safety 
• Further information and signposting resources 

 

Supporting information will be provided during the course as well as a more formal handout with further reading suggestions and support services. This course provides you with a platform to move forwards feeling more informed and empowered to help to support children and young people 

Requirements

• Open to individuals and groups​
• Over the age of 18
• No prior knowledge required 
• Comfortable with triggering content including self-harm/suicide 

2026

Supporting Children and Young People's Mental Health

Date: 29th October 2026 - 9:30am to 4:30pm
Location: Online via Zoom
Price per Person: £180

• Free parking available and refreshments included.