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Supporting your child's mental health
Supporting good mental health
One in four people experience a mental health problem every year. Everyone needs help from time to time to deal with the stresses of modern life and the coronavirus pandemic has added an extra source of anxiety to children's lives. It is now more important than ever that we support young people's mental health and help them to develop the resilience and resources to keep themselves mentally healthy.
At Northolt High School we support students to have good mental health through our curriculum and support services. We believe it is important that they are aware of trusted resources and contacts if they need help. Families also play a vital role in supporting young peopls' mental health and we know that the best support happens when school, students and families communicate. If you would like to discuss any concerns or ways in which we can work together to support your child's mental health, please do get in touch.
Below you will find links to a variety of organisations which offer excellent support and resources to support good mental health. Please click on the logos to go to their pages.
Advice for parents
Parents and carers: these links give excellent advice, top tips and resources to help you help your child.
How to Spot the Symptoms of Poor Mental Health
Advice on supporting young people to have good mental health
Supporting young people who have family members with mental health concerns
Supporting young people through exam stress
Looking after you, the parents and carers
For those who want to learn more...
Advice for young people
Students: these links take you to some useful advice on how to keep yourself mentally healthy and how to cope with the biggest of all stresses – exams!
How to maintain good mental health
Coping with exam stress
Helplines
These helplines offer confidential advice and someone to talk to for adults and young people.