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

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Autistic people can have differences with 'reading' other people which includes recognising and understanding others' feelings and intentions, as well as responding to these. This can also include differences with expressing their own emotions. Autistic people may also: 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? proactive prevention and promotion to enable the whole community to support mental health and wellbeing

I spoke to a lady called Sarah who was fantastic. She related to what I was saying about my son and signposted me to get lots of support. She could not have been more patient and helpful. The symptoms of ADHD in children and teenagers are well defined, and they're usually noticeable before the age of six. They occur in more than one situation, such as at home and at school. Inattentiveness Many children go through phases where they're restless or inattentive. This is often completely normal and does not necessarily mean they have ADHD. But you should consider raising your concerns with your child's teacher, their school's special educational needs co-ordinator (SENCo)if you think their behaviour may be different from most children their age. The Solace Centre, also known as a Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC), provides local communities with a safe, discreet and caring environment to support victims of rape and sexual assault.The STARS team is happy to offer consultation on any sexual abuse cases to professionals both within the Mindworks Surrey service and from other agencies. Please follow the same process as completing the assessment of need form with the education provider.

The service works with Surrey young people aged 16-25 years who are leaving care and who have a registered GP in Surrey. Children in Care In the case of crisis, professionals can make a request for support to Access and Advice (formerly CAMHS Single Point of Access) on 0300 222 5755, 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 12pm Saturday.One Stop is a clinically-led, centralised referral and triage service for targeted and specialist children’s services in Surrey. One Stop works to ensure children and young people are receiving the right care, in the right place at the right time. 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. Once a referral is received it is triaged by a multi-disciplinary team of nurses and child health advisors, and then sent on to the correct service. TheOne Stop clinical team will triage the referral and make this decision – so the child gets to the right service, first time. An alliance service, delivered through the combined skills and experience of a range of NHS and voluntary sector specialist organisations The SBNT is divided into clusters with a PMHT In each area.This enables us to tailor the support we provide so that it meets the needs of schools and children and young peoplein that specific area. It also allowsus to work jointly with other services in that locality.