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• South & West Devon Child and Adolescent Mental Health Training Website

• YoungMinds 

The YoungMinds Parents’ Information Service (0800 018 2138) provides information and advice for anyone with concerns about the mental health of a child or young person. YoungMinds produce leaflets and booklets to help young people, parents and professionals to understand when a young person feels troubled and where to find help.

• Mental Health Foundation 

This is a comprehensive website on mental health (and mental illness) in the UK, run by the the Mental Health Foundation, the leading UK charity working in mental health and learning disabilities. It contains a range of information on problems, treatments and strategies for living with mental distress, including work with children and young people (Bright Futures).

• The Royal College of Psychiatrists

The Royal College of Psychiatrists is the professional and educational body for psychiatrists in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland

• Solihull Kids 

This site will help you to find information about services for children and families in Solihull. At the moment the web site concentrates on information about children with various problems and difficulties.

• Mind

Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales. They work to create a better life for everyone with experience of mental distress.

• Child and Adolescent Psychiatry On-Line

A summary of some of the notable features of modern day Child and Adolescent Psychiatry including contributions from various countries, various disciplines and on varying topics. 

• Mental Health Matters

Get Mental Help, Inc., the new owner of Mental Health Matters, was founded to supply information and resources to mental health consumers, professionals, students and supporters.

• Mentality

Mentality is the first national team dedicated solely to the promotion of mental health.

• The Association for Infant Mental Health UK

The Association aims to bring together professionals working to promote the mental health of infants, such as psychiatrists, psychotherapists, psychologists, social workers, nursery nurses, teachers, CPNs, health visitors, midwives, GPs, paediatricians and others.  

Last edited 10/06/2004