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Assessing your mental health needs – children and young people
Find out more about getting your mental health needs assessed, including tips for having a conversation about your mental health and questions you can ask
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Herbal medicines and complementary therapies
Find out about herbal medicines (also called herbal remedies) and complementary therapies, including safety and if you can get them on the NHS.
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Where to get mental health support – children and young people
Find out who can help you get support for your mental health, such as a teacher, school nurse GP or youth or social worker – and find out how to refer yourself
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Where to get urgent help for mental health
You may need urgent help for mental health for many different reasons. Some people call it a crisis, an emergency or a breakdown. It's important to know that support is available, whatever you're going through.
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Waiting for mental health support – children and young people
Find what you can do while you're waiting for support, including building a support network, ideas for self-management and where to get urgent support if you need it
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Supporting a child or young person with mental health needs
Support and information for carers and parents of a young person needing help with their mental health
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Support groups - Depression in adults
Talking to other people with a similar experience can help people cope with depression. Find out about self-help groups for depression and other sources of support.
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Occupational therapy
Read about occupational therapy, which provides support to people whose health prevents them doing the activities that matter to them.
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Drug addiction: getting help
If you have a problem with drugs, there's a wide range of services that can help.
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Mental health assessments
If you go to a mental health service for help, you'll have a mental health assessment. The aim of the assessment is to get an accurate picture of your needs.