Are you a parent of a young person suffering with poor mental health? Are you feeling alone? Need some support? You’re in the right place.
At Parenting Mental Health we understand the unique and deeply impactful, far-reaching challenges that come with parenting a child with poor mental health and the essential role parents play in supporting them. Simply put, when a parent is fully supported, it’s more likely that their child will be too.
You can find connections in our private Facebook community, where more than 34,000 parents ‘just get it’, as well as a wide variety of tools and information that can help reframe the challenges and reconnect.
Skill
- Learn more about the Partnering not Parenting Approach, developed by our founder Suzanne Alderson.
- Access the book and bite-sized films.
Support
- Join more than 34,000 parents with ‘lived experience’ in our safe online community.
- Access our support services including; Chat and Connect, Listening Circles and Daily Gratitudes.
Inform
- Access our free guides on some of the common challenges facing parents.
- Request more information on practitioners and local services.
Who is this aimed at?
This support is for parents of a young people suffering with poor mental health
When
You can access the Parenting Mental Health website at anytime
Where
Online resources, courses and peer support forums
Cost
Please enquire with the service
How to get involved
Access the website for resources and online courses.
Or join the private Facebook community group – a unique space where 33,000+ parents are sharing the experience of parenting a child with a mental health issue. With the option to post anonymously or as yourself, the group is a safe non-judgemental space, carefully and thoughtfully moderated, where others ‘just get it’.
Visit the Parenting Mental Health Facebook Group
Contact details
Email: info@parentingmentalhealth.com
For further information
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