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0203 326 9160 0203 761 7026 0203 761 7027 0203 761 7029If you are worried your child is suffering from depression, we can help face-to-face or online.
10% of 5-16 year olds have a diagnosable mental health condition.
Mental Health Foundation
Depression is a persistent sadness that can disrupt a child's daily life, and left untreated can develop into more serious conditions.
There are several reasons why your child may develop depression – the most common of all mental health issues in childhood.
It can be difficult to know if your child is experiencing normal sadness or developing depression.
It’s normal for teenagers to experience mood swings, but when should you worry that they are a sign of something more serious?
Depression can be successfully treated – the most important step is getting help early.
Often occurring together, depression and anxiety is sadly very common in children (4% of all young people). Expert knowledge is needed to determine which condition to treat first.
Often the most useful first step, a full assessment with a Psychiatrist will identify, at depth, what issues your child or teenager is experiencing and determine the most effective treatment plan.
You don’t need a GP referral to book a diagnosis
Appointments usually available within a few days, nationwide
Qualified and friendly triage team to help you find the right option
70% of children and teenagers don’t receive the right help, at the right time, for their mental health problems
Children’s Society 2008
