MindWorks: A Practical Guide for Changing Thoughts Beliefs, and Emotional Reactions

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There's no simple test to determine whether you or your child has ADHD, but your specialist can make an accurate diagnosis after a detailed assessment. The assessment may include: A referral for my child/young person was made before 31 October 2022, and Access & Advice Team have sent me questionnaires to fill in (eg: ASSQ, SNAPS). What should I do? Young people meet with peers of a similar age and gender to share their thoughts, feelings and experiences. The group helps people think about how the abuse has affected them and their families, how they are feeling now, how to deal with difficulties like nightmares, feeling anger or blame and think about how to cope and move forward. It’s not all talking though - there are practical things like drawing or making things. Groups for female carers

We support children, young people, parents, carers and other professionals such as teachers to identify and prevent mental health issues such as depression and anxiety. We feel that it is important for young people to have their needs met at the earliest opportunity rather than a reliance on a diagnosis before interventions are put in place. We know that by embedding interventions early can make a meaningful difference. NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence) recommend that interventions should be embedded for a minimum of 10 weeks prior to a diagnostic assessment. We will assess, advise and guide you towards recovery, providing specialised support and care tailored to your individual needs. Your private mental health treatment

Initial home visit assessment to all cases introduced to us from the Solace Centre and signposting to other services One Stop triages referrals from health, education and social care professionals for the services listed below: The Mental Health Support Team for Specialist Schools in Surrey is a school-based service, which supports the mental health of children and young people in specialist schools across Surrey. Surrey Family Services is offering drop-ins at youth clubs across the county for children, young people and families to obtain further support in the form of information and advice and will be able to book in for a well-being assessment and further local support. For an extensive list of local and national support through the festive holidays please visit Surrey Youth Voice.

For example, somepeople withthe conditionmay have problems with inattentiveness, but not with hyperactivity or impulsiveness. The support we provide will vary depending on thespecific needs of the children or young person (ie:an initial assessment, short term goal based therapy, support for the child’s school or signposting to other services).Children and young people can beseen at school, in a clinic or online depending on their needs.

Our teams work from five bases across the county

We assure you of complete confidentiality at all times, and all of our trained therapists are genuine, approachable, knowledgeable and ethical.