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Children and Young People Get Depressed Too
Children and Young People Get Depressed Too
Children and Young People Get Depressed Too
they know, telephone helplines offer ChildLine is the UK’s free helpline for children and young people.
confidential support (see ‘further sources It provides a confidential telephone counselling service for any
of help’ section at the end of this leaflet). child with any problem. It comforts, advises and protects.
Samaritans
Chris, PO Box 9090, Stirling Fk8 2SA
• Listen
Helpline UK & NI:................... 08457 90 90 90
• Take them seriously Helpline Republic of Ireland:... 1850 60 90 90
• Be encouraging Textphone:............................ 08457 90 91 92
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ffer help but don’t react if they reject it – they may Email:................................... jo@samaritans.org
take it at a later time. Website:............................... www.samaritans.org.uk
Mind
If you suspect a child or young person’s unhappiness is more Mindinfoline:......................... 0845 766 0163
than a passing phase, getting professional help early on Website:............................... www.mind.org.uk
can avoid the problems of long-term depression. It is always
useful to contact your GP first of all, they can discuss the Mind supports parents and helps people take control of their
different kinds of help available and refer you to a specialist mental health. They provide high quality information and advice, and
if necessary. Some doctors have counsellors on their staff. campaign to promote and protect good mental health for everyone.
There is a lot that can be done to help children and young
people who show signs of feeling very depressed. Different
kinds of individual and family therapy can be helpful. Medication Minds
Young
is sometimes useful, but only for those who are seriously Street
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depressed and only after other forms of help have been tried. 4 EC1M
London
8445
0 7336
Further sources of help Tel: 02 7336 8446
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Fax: 02 .org.uk
@youngminds k
YoungMinds Parents Helpline: 0808 802 5544 ies rg.u
menquir minds.o
Mon – Fri 9.30am – 4.00pm. Email: y e: www.young
Websit
For anyone who is worried about the emotional problems or pline
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behaviour of a child or person. Advisors can help you with Paren 5544
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more information, including specialist services and offer a 0808 n89.30 – 4 Mon – Fri
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have loved or feel sad, fed
up or helpless sometimes.
children and young
people suffer from
severe depression
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80,000
have loved or feel sad, fed
up or helpless sometimes.
children and young
people suffer from
severe depression
pline
ts hel
Paren 5544
02
0808 n89.30 – 4 Mon – Fri
pe
Lines o
80,000
have loved or feel sad, fed
up or helpless sometimes.
children and young
people suffer from
severe depression
pline
ts hel
Paren 5544
02
0808 n89.30 – 4 Mon – Fri
pe
Lines o
they know, telephone helplines offer ChildLine is the UK’s free helpline for children and young people.
confidential support (see ‘further sources It provides a confidential telephone counselling service for any
of help’ section at the end of this leaflet). child with any problem. It comforts, advises and protects.
Samaritans
Chris, PO Box 9090, Stirling Fk8 2SA
• Listen
Helpline UK & NI:................... 08457 90 90 90
• Take them seriously Helpline Republic of Ireland:... 1850 60 90 90
• Be encouraging Textphone:............................ 08457 90 91 92
• O
ffer help but don’t react if they reject it – they may Email:................................... jo@samaritans.org
take it at a later time. Website:............................... www.samaritans.org.uk
Mind
If you suspect a child or young person’s unhappiness is more Mindinfoline:......................... 0845 766 0163
than a passing phase, getting professional help early on Website:............................... www.mind.org.uk
can avoid the problems of long-term depression. It is always
useful to contact your GP first of all, they can discuss the Mind supports parents and helps people take control of their
different kinds of help available and refer you to a specialist mental health. They provide high quality information and advice, and
if necessary. Some doctors have counsellors on their staff. campaign to promote and protect good mental health for everyone.
There is a lot that can be done to help children and young
people who show signs of feeling very depressed. Different
kinds of individual and family therapy can be helpful. Medication Minds
Young
is sometimes useful, but only for those who are seriously Street
8 -5 0 St John 4DG
depressed and only after other forms of help have been tried. 4 EC1M
London
8445
0 7336
Further sources of help Tel: 02 7336 8446
0
Fax: 02 .org.uk
@youngminds k
YoungMinds Parents Helpline: 0808 802 5544 ies rg.u
menquir minds.o
Mon – Fri 9.30am – 4.00pm. Email: y e: www.young
Websit
For anyone who is worried about the emotional problems or pline
ts hel
behaviour of a child or person. Advisors can help you with Paren 5544
02
more information, including specialist services and offer a 0808 n89.30 – 4 Mon – Fri
call back with a specialist. pe
Lines o
they know, telephone helplines offer ChildLine is the UK’s free helpline for children and young people.
confidential support (see ‘further sources It provides a confidential telephone counselling service for any
of help’ section at the end of this leaflet). child with any problem. It comforts, advises and protects.
Samaritans
Chris, PO Box 9090, Stirling Fk8 2SA
• Listen
Helpline UK & NI:................... 08457 90 90 90
• Take them seriously Helpline Republic of Ireland:... 1850 60 90 90
• Be encouraging Textphone:............................ 08457 90 91 92
• O
ffer help but don’t react if they reject it – they may Email:................................... jo@samaritans.org
take it at a later time. Website:............................... www.samaritans.org.uk
Mind
If you suspect a child or young person’s unhappiness is more Mindinfoline:......................... 0845 766 0163
than a passing phase, getting professional help early on Website:............................... www.mind.org.uk
can avoid the problems of long-term depression. It is always
useful to contact your GP first of all, they can discuss the Mind supports parents and helps people take control of their
different kinds of help available and refer you to a specialist mental health. They provide high quality information and advice, and
if necessary. Some doctors have counsellors on their staff. campaign to promote and protect good mental health for everyone.
There is a lot that can be done to help children and young
people who show signs of feeling very depressed. Different
kinds of individual and family therapy can be helpful. Medication Minds
Young
is sometimes useful, but only for those who are seriously Street
8 -5 0 St John 4DG
depressed and only after other forms of help have been tried. 4 EC1M
London
8445
0 7336
Further sources of help Tel: 02 7336 8446
0
Fax: 02 .org.uk
@youngminds k
YoungMinds Parents Helpline: 0808 802 5544 ies rg.u
menquir minds.o
Mon – Fri 9.30am – 4.00pm. Email: y e: www.young
Websit
For anyone who is worried about the emotional problems or pline
ts hel
behaviour of a child or person. Advisors can help you with Paren 5544
02
more information, including specialist services and offer a 0808 n89.30 – 4 Mon – Fri
call back with a specialist. pe
Lines o