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Mental health
If you are worried about your mental health and are finding it difficult to cope, support is available
Mental Health
Find out what mental health support is available for adults and children in Buckinghamshire
Your mental health
Information and advice for adults on where to get help for their mental health
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Getting support
Information and advice for adults on where to get help and support for their mental health
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Self-help information
Self-help information for your mental health.
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Men's mental health
Information and support available to help men with their mental health.
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Parenting and mental health
Information and support available to help with parenting and mental health.
Your child's mental health
Information and advice for parents and carers on children and young people's mental health
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Face to face mental health support for your child
Face-to-face support for your child if they are struggling with their mental health.
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Mental health support over the phone or online
Support over the phone or online for your child if they are struggling with their mental health.
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Information for parents and carers
Information for parents and carers if you’re concerned about the mental health of your child or young person.
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Mental health apps
Apps available to help support your child with their mental health.
Mental health and young people
Mental health support for young people including where to get help and strategies for self-care.
- Face-to-face support
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Support online or over the phone
Where to get mental health support for young people over the phone or online.
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Looking after yourself
Information and resources for young people to help them look after themselves and their mental wellbeing.
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Social media and mental health
Where to get help if you're struggling with your mental health because of social media, and making sure the information you get is correct.
Mens Mental Health - HeadsUp
Heads Up exists to help men stay happy. We have a toolbox that can help you overcome common issues like trouble sleeping, feeling low and money worries.
Director of Public Health Annual Report 2023: Mental Health Matters
View the Director of Public Health Annual Report about mental health.
Mental health support for children and young people with SEND
Mental health support in Buckinghamshire for children and young people with SEND
Health and wellbeing
Information and advice about health conditions, mental health and looking after yourself
Health and SEND
Local health support for children and young people with SEND
- SEND health support in Buckinghamshire
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If you are concerned about your child
Advice for parents and carers in Buckinghamshire who think their child may have special educational needs or a disability (SEND) and want a diagnosis
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Help for children with learning disabilities
Support for children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) in Buckinghamshire, including the learning disability register
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Help for children with complex health needs
Help for children with complex needs
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Mental health support for children and young people with SEND
Mental health support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Buckinghamshire, including CAMHS and the NHS
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Help for health conditions associated with SEND
Help for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) who have other health conditions associated with SEND
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Health support in education for children with SEND
Health support in education for children and young people in Buckinghamshire with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)
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Help for parents or carers of children with SEND
Help and support in Buckinghamshire for parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)
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Make a compliment or complaint about health services
How to make a complaint about Buckinghamshire health services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)