This information resource is for children and young people, their parents, carers, teachers and other people who might support them. It looks at eco distress, what actions you can take to look after yourself and how you can get more help.

Information for young people looking at the commonly experienced emotion of anxiety, useful self-help strategies, and where to get further support if you need it.

Information for young people about what stress is, how it feels, what causes it, what you can do about it and where to get further support if you need it.

This information is for children and young people and looks at the link between physical activity and mental health. It covers the benefits of physical activity and exercise, how exercise can support good mental health, and how active you need t

Information for young people on preparing for vaccines or blood tests if you are nervous about needles. These two information resources produced by the British Psychological Society with the support of the College are aimed at children between 5

This information is for young people and looks at depression, how to recognise it in yourself and others, how it’s treated, and what you can do to get help, help yourself or help someone else.

This information looks at psychosis in young people, what it is, how common it is, the signs and symptoms of psychosis and how to get help and treatment.

This information looks at the use of digital media in young people, and is aimed at young people and their parents and carers.

Information on bipolar disorder in young people, covering the different types, what causes it, treatment available and further support.

This resource looks at drugs and alcohol, and offers support and advice to youngpeople on what to do if they are struggling or want more information.