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Lots of people think depression only affects adults. But children and teenagers can become depressed as well.

According to figures from the Office of National Statistics, 10% of children in Great Britain aged between 5 and 16 have a mental health problem, with 4% of children suffering from an emotional disorder such as anxiety or depression.

The problem for parents is that depression in children can be difficult to spot.

Below are links which you may find useful and a Mental Health report from Mrs Pollard who is one of our Higher Level Teaching Assistant, who is a qualified counsellor (level 2 and 3 in counselling skills CPCAB awarded).

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Emotional Wellbeing Sheet DownloadPreview
Council launches virtual support hubs (002) DownloadPreview
Comms from SENDIASS DownloadPreview
Mutual aid South West Durham DownloadPreview
Mutual Aid South East Durham DownloadPreview
Mutual aid north durham DownloadPreview
Mutual Aid East Durham Including Durham City DownloadPreview
help for teenagers DownloadPreview
teenagers - stress common thinkng patterns DownloadPreview
Rollercoaster Services DownloadPreview
Mental Health report DownloadPreview
Hopeline Poster Middle PAPYRUS DownloadPreview
Not just a cry for help DownloadPreview
Coping with exams PAPYRUS DownloadPreview
A parents guide to depression DownloadPreview

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