Feeling overwhelmed and high levels of distrust have also been identified as core challenges in a new study into primary to secondary transition, finds Jasmine Norden

It is often thought that participating in physical exercise can boost mental health, but a new study suggests that strengthening young people’s emotional wel...

Along with high prevalence of mental health issues, results also show how inequalities already consistently affect different aspects of students' lives.

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In this webinar, we will discuss research on autism, gender diversity and eating disorders, exploring why eating difficulties may arise and how they can present.

Ann Memmott looks at recent news headlines, social media posts and TV programmes where people have questioned autism or ADHD and what this means for families of autistic people.

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In this video autistic author Pete Wharmby shares five things he wishes every teacher understood about autistic young people - from understanding sensory differences to allowing more time for tasks an...

Dr Georgia Pavlopoulou and Pete Wharmby discuss the emotional burden that school can place on autistic children and young people, and what families and schools can do to help.

Join us online for our 47th International Psychoanalytic Child Psychotherapy Colloquium, where we'll examine adolescent mental health in the digital age, risk and suicide.

Our Acting CEO says new 'Babies Bill' could protect and strengthen investment and polices in the early years.

Helen Edgar looks at understanding autistic burnout and how you can support autistic family members who may be going through this.

Online coaching sessions for parents and families supporting autistic people in England. The sessions are NHS funded, and provide practical guidance to navigate services.

New polling finds only 13% of parents feel they have enough support for their child’s mental health, highlighting calls for greater early support.

At the midpoint of this Parliament, Future Minds is launching our mid-term report card on the Government’s record on children and young people’s mental…

Andrew Apraku, an education professional, and Ann Memmott, an autism and neurodiversity consultant, share how they think the ban could impact young lives.

Take part in our Learning Together for Mental Health programme for Secondary schools in partnership with EEF

Mentally Healthy Schools brings together quality-assured information, advice and resources to help primary schools understand and promote children's mental health and wellbeing.

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Free online coaching sessions for families supporting autistic people in England. The sessions offer a safe space to reflect on autistic wellbeing and family life. Our peer guides provide practical gu...

Rates of depression are elevated in autistic and/or ADHD adolescents, but the reasons for this are unclear. We have previously shown that autistic and/or ADHD adolescents experience twice the school-r...

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Identify and support traumatically bereaved children with this evidence-based course from UK Trauma Council. Ideal for practitioners and clinicians.

In this blog for Infant Mental Health Week, our expert discusses how evidence shaping action for babies has evolved over time.