Resources

Common difficulties in the early years

Exploring a range of difficulties children can experience.

A guide to neurodiversity in the early years

Best ways to support children who have developmental differences

Self-care

Self-care is about the things we can do to look after our own mental health. Young people told us that when they are struggling they are usually told to see a professional. They don’t of...

Receiving support

This section has been co-produced with children and young people including the Centre's Young Champions and features staff from across the Centre. 

Self-care for parents and carers

For many parents and carers, finding time for yourself can be a challenge as you juggle family and relationships with your home and work life.  This can be especially true if you are sup...

Parents and carers in conflict or separating

Our clinical team at the Centre has put together some tips for parents and carers experiencing conflict, and advice on reducing the impact of conflict between parents and carers on child...

Adoptive parents, special guardians, kinship carers and foster carers

As an adoptive parent, special guardian, kinship carer or foster carer, you play a vital role in supporting a child or young person who has had a unique start in life.

Develop a mentally healthy school or college

Expand your mental health knowledge with our library of free, evidence-based resources. With practical tools and guidance on tackling common mental wellbeing challenges, we’re at your si...

Expert advice and guidance videos for nursery staff