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The Faculty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at The Royal College of Psychiatry ().

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    Apr 23

    Faculty of Addictions Psychiatry Annual Conference next week, 29-30 April, includes Neurobiology of Addiction with Professor Anne Lingford-Hughes, & Britain’s Opioid Crisis with Dr Peter Byrne. Book to watch live, or on demand:

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    Apr 23

    Really interesting and helpful presentation from Bea Vickers and Kay Hanes on their Assertive Outreach Team which has gone from strength to strength supporting

    Thank you for our next speakers Bea Vickers & Kay Hanes for your very interesting presentation and video on Supporting children and young people in crisis
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    Apr 23

    'Since then the Royal College of Psychiatrists has taken a great step forward in putting out guidance on stopping antidepressants in 2020, however, there is still a lack of research and therefore evidence in this area on what works for different people.'

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    Apr 23

    What is the relationship between self harm & suicide?

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    Apr 23

    Looking forward to chairing this conference today - excellent line up of speakers and such an important subject

    What is the relationship between self harm & suicide?
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  6. Apr 20

    Pls share and RT

    Can you help us with this quick survey? If you work in NHS children and young people’s mental health services (CAMHS) please help us understand how services cater for children of different ages. Please share and re-tweet. Thank you!
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    Apr 17

    should back a policy all his predecessors since 1994 – Blair, Brown, Miliband and Corbyn – have promoted, namely since 2019 study it's clear that children's centres where parents can meet and organise themselves make a huge difference

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    Apr 18

    How to help your child create healthy boundaries around gaming.

    Make a family agreement. A family agreement allows everyone in the family to negotiate screen limits together, helping children to feel empowered by giving them a space to say what they need.
    Follow through on the boundaries you have agreed with your child.It is important to be clear and consistent with the boundaries you have set with your child, and make sure that everyone keeps to their side of the agreement.
    Think together about offline activities they might enjoy. Some children and young people game a lot because it feels like a space in which they are accepted, and they haven’t been able to find this offline. Talk with them about other fun and creative activities they might enjoy doing alone, with peers or with the family, which they can try alongside gaming.
    Avoid arguments when emotions are running high. Try not to react or argue back when your child is feeling worked-up, as this will escalate the situation. Give yourself and your child a chance to have some space before you talk.
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    Apr 17

    Alcohol is linked to 80 deaths a week. The voluntary system of alcohol labelling has failed. Great letter in ⁦⁩ today.

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    Apr 16

    Adrian James: The end of the Five Year Forward View—what is next for mental health?

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    Apr 14

    Just 2 weeks to go until the 2021 Academic Psychiatry Trainees Conference. Book your place today!

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    Apr 14

    Preventing suicide in children: develop your skills in supporting children and young people in crisis, CPD conf only £195 +vat with code hcuk195t

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    Apr 14

    Congratulations for for being selected as Co-Chair of the APPG for Mental Health alongside . Great to have two champions for mental health leading on cross party work on this important issue

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  14. Apr 13

    4 weeks2go The conf is 4all but has specific sessions on ➡️ on data ➡️ on using healthtracker platform c ➡️ on future of ➡️To sign up

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    Apr 11

    Important article by in today’s I comment on how so many sexualised images are unhelpful for and their

    It seems like a particularly apt time to call on social media influencers to take responsibility for their part in the epidemic of mentally ill young people (especially girls). It is not empowering/feminist if other women are suffering because of it.
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    Apr 10

    We are delighted to announce the programme for the upcoming 2021 Faculty of Eating Disorders Psychiatry Spring Conference. Visit our website to view the full programme and register today:

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    Mar 13

    Has the publication of RCPCH/RCPsych standards led to significant change in provision of integrated multidisciplinary mental healthcare staffing since 2018? Not according to the anecdotal data being fed back to the Paediatric Liaison Network
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    Apr 9

    TalkRADIO interview - COVID and mental health of young people 9.4.21 via Nearly 400,000 in UK have sought help for problems during the , a significant increase on the year before

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    Apr 9

    There was a big rise in demand for children and young people’s mental health services last year, according to new research.

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    Apr 9

    Nearly 400,000 children seek mental health help during the pandemic up by 28% on 2019. Read full story:

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