help for parents and carers
You are not alone
So many parents and carers ask the question “is this normal teenage behaviour or is something wrong?”, but trust your own deep down judgement, the chances are that you will know when something is not right and you need to act on it.
Sadly rates of anxiety and depression in young people have doubled since the 1980’s so talk and LISTEN to your young person, if they will. If they won’t talk to you, encourage them to talk to someone else – a trusted teacher, their GP or an online helpline – see our useful links page.
The Co-founders of The Wild Mind Project have been there, so we understand how isolated you might feel.
Guide to helping your teen cope with mental health issues.
Guide to talking about mental health with your teen.
Link to Help for Parents website
How we can help
We understand how very stressful having a child with mental health challenges can be. You are asking yourself “What have I done wrong”, “what should I do”, “where can I get help”.
The Wild Mind Project runs informal sessions for parents and carers to get together to talk and share their concerns. We also offer positive psychology through a range of creative activities (no artistic skills required!). Activities are designed to enhance insight, growth and communication to help you.
Scientific evidence supports the impact of our sessions, our approach and our techniques. Keep an eye on our events page for the next session.
What we achieve inwardly will change outer reality.
Plutarch