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Briefing paper

Young people's experience of counselling in community settings

As part of our national study on the effectiveness of counselling in community-based
Briefing paper

National youth counselling study

A report into the outcomes of counselling in YIACS local community-based settings, and on the profile of their service
Publication

Remote mental health interventions for young people

This report argues that remote services can improve access and lead to positive mental health outcomes, but that
Publication

New report: Remote therapy improves access to mental health support for young people

A rapid review of studies found evidence that the flexibility and anonymity associated with remote interventions can help young people who face barriers to face-to-face services.
Briefing paper

#MyRightsMyMind

Is the so-called mental health ‘crisis’ more than an issue of mental health?
News

A cornerstone of the mental health system: Voluntary sector counselling services

Our latest research shows the importance of voluntary sector counselling services
News

Young cut off from justice: A generation excluded from legal aid following cuts

Previously unpublished Government figures show a generation excluded from legal aid following cuts
Briefing paper

Young People in Mind

A briefing paper series to share the key findings from the 'Young People in Mind' project.
News

GPs bypassing CAMHS

GPs and other statutory professionals are increasingly referring vulnerable young people straight to voluntary sector youth counselling services.
Briefing paper

The social determinants of young people's mental health

A briefing paper for providers, policy-makers, commissioners and researchers summarising our research on the links
Publication

Health inequality and access to justice

A research report which explores the relationship between young people, mental health and legal issues.
News

Addressing social problems key to effective youth mental health services

New research identifies strong associations between mental illness in young people, ‘everyday’ social problems and disadvantage.