A:
New – Feeling Safe
Children
and young people’s group facilitator’s resource
Victoria Hill,
Linda Paine and Kate Burns on behalf of the Feeling Safe
group
Supported by:
The Ragdoll Foundation, Feeling Safe group, Coventry and Warwickshire
NHS Partnership Trust, Pavilion, Warwickshire County Council
Feeling
Safe is designed
as a therapeutic group programme to help children and young people
across a wide age range to explore their own experiences of domestic
abuse and look at positive ways of dealing with feelings in a
fun and creative way.
It details
pre- and post-group activities and the 10 weekly sessions that
make up the programme. These can be used in the order presented,
as a whole or in parts. The exercises and information are flexible
and facilitators may add their own materials. The material looks
at:
§
what domestic abuse
is
§
the theory of domestic
abuse
§
how children/young
people experience abuse
§
consequences of
abuse and how to look after feelings safely
§
self-worth/self-esteem
issues
§
assertiveness/confidence
building and how to say ‘no’
§
support networks
§
the future.
Format: Single
wirebound workbook (approx. 120pp)
Price: £55
Order code:
BF2
ISBN: 978 1
84196 233 7
B:
New – Child and Adolescent
Mental Health Today: A handbook
Catherine
Jackson, Kathryn Hill and Paula Lavis (Editors)
Supported
by Mental Health Foundation and Young Minds
The
mental health of children and young people is of increasing concern
to us all. This handbook introduces the subject to the wide array
of frontline workers in health, education and social services
who have regular contact with children and young people, and need
some knowledge of the mental health issues that affect them, and
the services available. The handbook is divided into five sections:
§
an
overview of child and adolescent mental health policies and service
structures
§
maternal
and infant mental health
§
child
mental health
§
adolescent
mental health.
§
diagnoses
and treatments
Within
these sections, chapters discuss topics such as cultural competence,
partnership working, promoting positive parenting, risk and resilience,
mental health in schools, the mental health needs of young offenders,
eating disorders, self-harm and attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder (ADHD).
Format:
Handbook (approx. 200pp)
Price:
£19.95
Order
code: BF4
ISBN:
978 1 84196 226 9
Place
your order today!
Please visit
www.pavpub.com/trainingmaterials and click on ‘Children
and Young People’
or call 0870
890 1080 for more information, quoting ‘ICKIDSEBULL’.
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