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Resources to Support Wellbeing

 

For children and young people aged 10-18 years there are three partners Place2Be are working with, with each service being offered free of charge as a Place2Be partner:

 

1. ThinkNinja: this is an app-based service, which can be downloaded. The app is guided by a ‘WiseNinja’, which is an automated virtual assistant, built on artificial intelligence and replicating a clinical psychologist. The app provides psychoeducation on mental health and emotional wellbeing along with coaching tips for staying well and handling stress. More information can be found on their website.

2. Kooth: is an online service which offers online counselling and wellbeing support. Young people aged 10-18 years can sign up to this service online, selecting Place2Be from the drop down menu. The service offers a range of therapeutic tools and activities and is opened 365 days a year (currently from 12-10pm weekdays and 6-10pm at weekends, though this is currently being reviewed). This is an anonymous service, everything is pre-moderated and confidential. All the counsellors are trained, qualified and experienced working with young people. Further information can be found on their website.

Free resources to use at home:

Below is a list of resources you can use at home to support your child's wellbeing and mental health:

 

Supporting Children and Young People During the COVID-19 Pandemic - Advice for Parents / Carers

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