The child or young person is currently showing typical emotional and behavioural development for their age and does not need any specific mental health support at this time. With ongoing support from school, family, and the wider community, they are likely to continue doing well.

It’s important to recognize that some children may be more likely to face mental health challenges because of factors like poverty, racism, discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, or disability. If support is needed in the future, it should take these experiences into account. Even now, helping children build good mental health habits and resilience is a valuable part of their overall development.

Advance Parenting GroupsFind out what support is available for parents in North SomersetFollow link toAdvance Parenting Groups
North Somerset Children’s Centres- Family HubsChildren’s centres provide services for families with children under five includingFollow link toNorth Somerset Children’s Centres- Family Hubs
North Somerset Parent Carers Working togetherSupporting families, children and young people with additional needs and disabilities.Follow link toNorth Somerset Parent Carers Working together
Mental Health Support Teams (MHSTs)Working in schools to support children and young peoples wellbeing. Follow link toMental Health Support Teams (MHSTs)
Yuno Sexual HealthSexual Health Service in North SomersetFollow link toYuno Sexual Health
North Somerset LGBT+ ForumSupporting the North Somerset LGBT+ Community and their families in North SomersetFollow link toNorth Somerset LGBT+ Forum
The North Somerset Early Years and Families directoryDirectory of services available for children and young people in North Somerset. Follow link toThe North Somerset Early Years and Families directory
North Somerset Mental Health and WellbeingDirectory of Services for Children and Young PeopleFollow link toNorth Somerset Mental Health and Wellbeing