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Mental health

Useful websites:

  • Mental health support for children, young people and families

    Information about mental health on Durham County Council website.

    Mental health support for children, young people and families
  • Single point of access for child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS)

    CAMHS across County Durham and Darlington has a single point of access for referrals and self-referrals. To contact the team email camhscountydurhamdarlington@nhs.net or call 0300 123 296

    Single point of access for CAMHS
  • NHS: Help for teenagers, young adults and students

    Advice and support for students and young people with mental health problems.

    NHS: Help for teenagers, young adults and students
  • YoungMinds

    The YoungMinds website is full of advice and information to give young people the tools to look after their mental health.

    YoungMinds
  • ManHealth

    ManHealth support men through difficulties in their mental and physical ill health, ultimately to prevent suicide.

    ManHealth
  • Just for Women (Stanley)

    Just for Women aim to ensure that every woman, child and their family, in our community, has the support, tools and opportunities they need to live safely, gain financial stability and lead enriched lives.

    Just for Women
  • Talking Changes

    Talking Changes: Talking Therapies is a self help, counselling and talking therapies service designed to help anyone who lives in the County Durham and Darlington area to deal with common mental health problems such as stress, anxiety or depression, as well as panic phobias obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and post traumatic stress disorder.

    Talking Changes
  • Kooth

    Kooth: free, safe and anonymous support online.

    Kooth
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