Building Confidence and Managing Anxiety in Your Child (Under 12s) - Part 1

Psychology in Schools Team - NSFT

This workshop is for parents of children under 12 who have attended or viewed a recording of the Psychology in Schools Team anxiety workshop “Supporting our Young People with Anxiety” and/or “Managing Big Feelings”. This is the first part of a two-part webinar is delivered by the Under 18s Wellbeing Team part of Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust. It will provide additional strategies and aims to further develop understanding of anxiety, so that parents feel more confident in supporting their young people.

When signing up for this event, please also sign up for a “Building Confidence and Managing Anxiety in Your Child – Part 2” session. By signing up for both parts you will gain access to all available content.

Building Confidence and Managing Anxiety in Your Child (Under 12s) - Part 2

Psychology in Schools Team - NSFT

This workshop is for parents of children under 12 who have attended or viewed a recording of the Psychology in Schools Team anxiety workshop “Supporting our Young People with Anxiety” and/or “Managing Big Feelings”. You need to have also attended the “Building Confidence and Managing Anxiety in Your Child (Under 12s) - Part 1.

This is the second part of a two-part webinar is delivered by the Under 18s Wellbeing Team part of Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust. It will provide additional strategies and aims to further develop understanding of anxiety, so that parents feel more confident in supporting their young people.

Supporting Children/Adolescents with Eating Difficulties

Psychology in Schools Team - NSFT

The workshop explores eating difficulties in children, it has a particular focus on children who may be restricting their eating due to concerns about their body image. The workshop describes how food can be used as a way of coping when stressed. Advice is provided on what a parent/carer can do to help and outlines the warning signs that a should get professional or additional support. Additional support services that parents can reach out to will be provided.

Supporting Your Child/Adolescent with Anxiety

Psychology in Schools Team - NSFT

Aimed at parents of children aged 12-18, this workshop describes what anxiety is, why we experience anxiety, how it effects the brain and the body, how it affects what we do and don’t do. It then explains how to support your child/adolescent if anxiety is becoming a problem.