We’ve compiled a range of information that you and your child can explore together.
There’s also plenty you can do to help them. See below.
Talking and keeping connected is vital when young people are struggling. Try our top tips on starting conversations.
Discover resources and services across Swansea and Neath Port Talbot.
When a child is unhappy or not coping, it can be hard on everyone. Try our top tips for feeling good.
If your child has a special educational need or disability, click below.
Self-care is for everyone – not just for those struggling with a mental illness. Making changes to look after ourselves, or practice self-care, can have a positive impact on our mental health, and can even prevent difficulties from getting worse.
You might want to share some of the resources below with your child to help them support themselves.
Our ‘Getting the Support you Need’ page provides some useful self-care resources.
Learn how mindfulness can support your child’s emotional wellbeing.
Online group Better Together: Caring for Someone that Harms.
Every Tuesday 4:30pm – 6pm on ZOOM.
Email: share@mhmwales.org
Online group Better Together: Caring for Someone with an Eating Disorder.
Every Tuesday 4:30pm – 6pm on ZOOM.
Email: share@mhmwales.org
The Exchange offer a free counselling service to parents under the age 40 whose children attend Swansea schools. Self-referral accepted through online referral form.
Working together to support children, young people and families to live happy, healthy, and safe lives by having access to the right help, at the right time if and when they need it.
Experiencing difficulties in your relationship with your child at home? Call Family Mediation.
Tel: 01639 685219
Emotional support, information, advice and guidance on any aspect of parenting and family life.
Welsh Government website providing free practical guidance and support from experts in Wales.
A story about overcoming the ‘black dog of depression’.
A collection of short animated films that use powerful personal testimony to explore mental health issues from the perspective of young people.
Suitable for 7+
A series of powerful animated short films exploring through personal testimony the experiences of teenagers dealing with mental health issues including eating disorders, anxiety, addiction and depression.
Suitable for 11+