Watch time: 06:20 minutes | CW// PTSD. This film contains sensitive material about PTSD and is not suitable for children under 16. Our films all discuss children's mental health which is a sensitive subject for some. If you need to take a break and come back later to watch with a friend please do.With all our films we provide support links on our ‘Where to go for help page’: nipinthebud.org/where-to-go-f...
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This short film features real-life accounts of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) experienced by young people. Through their words we see the importance of early intervention by parents and teachers.
Exposure to traumatic events is very common in young people. After a trauma a child may feel distressed, tearful or in shock. In most cases they will recover well with family support but if these feelings persist, they may have developed Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Nip in the bud strongly believes that early intervention and support for children ensures far better outcomes. For more information, the accompanying comprehensive Fact Sheets and additional resources visit us at nipinthebud.org/
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These films range from how teachers and carers can help support children who may be experiencing PTSD to hearing from families' first-hand experiences of post-traumatic stress disorder.
For teachers or carers of young children interested in finding out more about how to support better mental health:
Young children's mental health tips for Parents & Carers Playlist
• Young children's menta...
These films range from short films with tips on how to help children look after their mental health to insights into tips for teachers in the classroom if their students are experiencing symptoms of mental illness, neurodiverse or neurodevelopmental issues, or how to handle disclosures from children to anxiety about covid or going back to school.
Mental Health tips for Teachers of young children Playlist
• Mental Health tips for...
Our films range from tips for teachers in the classroom can use if their students are experiencing symptoms of mental illness, neurodiverse or neurodevelopmental issues, to handling disclosures from children, anxiety about covid or going back to school. We also have short films with tips on how to help children look after their mental health.
Please Like this film and subscribe if you would like to see more of our films on children's mental health and wellbeing - we'd really appreciate it and we think you will too.
Learn more about Children's Mental Health on our website:
Children's Mental Health nipinthebud.org/
ADHD nipinthebud.org/adhd-in-child...
Anxiety nipinthebud.org/anxiety-in-ch...
Autism Spectrum Condition nipinthebud.org/autism-in-chi...
Conduct Disorder/ODD nipinthebud.org/conduct-disor...
Depression nipinthebud.org/depression-in...
OCD nipinthebud.org/ocd-in-children/
PTSD nipinthebud.org/ptsd-in-child...
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19 окт 2018
