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The scheme was first announced in 2017. Picture: Adobe Stock

29 October 2024

One-to-one counselling and school attendance in the UK

Education

The study suggests everyday non-specialist goods and services cost families at least an extra £51.10 per week. Picture: Ascannio/Adobe Stock

3 January 2024

Additional Family Costs for Children on the Autism Spectrum

Chloe Blackwell Education

The Covid-19 crisis has been linked to a deterioration in young people’s mental health. Picture: Rawpixel.com/Adobe Stock

25 July 2023

Trends in Eating Disorder and Self-harm Incidence Rates Since Covid-19

Jo Stephenson Health

Young people who grew up in the poorest households were most at risk of poor educational outcomes followed by smoking. Picture: Lucie Carlier

25 April 2023

Adverse outcomes in adolescence following early childhood disadvantage

Jo Stephenson Health

Access to nature and interaction with nature can have beneficial effects, particularly on individuals who are experiencing distress. Picture: Anna Tkach/Adobe Stock

31 January 2023

Can the physical environment of residential children's homes make them feel more therapeutic? Recommendations from a rapid evidence assessment

Dr Aisling Martin Health

Children take part in creative activities combined with Therapeutic Life Story Work. Picture: Hookmedia/Adobe Stock

31 January 2023

Creative Life Story Work strengthens care relationships

Derren Hayes Social Care

Data suggests the number of children and young people coming to the ED with mental health conditions fell by 30.3 per cent. Picture: Wafi Zimamul/Adobe Stock

25 October 2022

Impact of Covid-19 on emergency department attendances for young people

Charlotte Goddard Health

Illustration: Elena Abrazhevich/Adobe Stock

30 August 2022

Trends in Weight Loss Attempts Among Children in England

Charlotte Goddard Health

Participants developed greater awareness and therapeutic skills through training. Picture: deagreez/Adobe Stock

1 March 2022

Parenting recovery programme tackles child trauma

Derren Hayes Social Care

Researchers say reversing cuts to Sure Start could be effective as part of a wider approach to reducing childhood obesity. Picture: Adobe Stock

28 September 2021

Impact of Cuts to Spending on Children’s Centres on Childhood Obesity

Charlotte Goddard Early Years

Online pornography is a major factor in discussions around abuse and harrassment. Picture: terovesalainen/Adobe Stock

27 July 2021

Sexual health and relationships: Research evidence

Jonathan Baggaley Health

Research found pupils with autism were more likely to be from a disadvantaged background. Picture: Andrey Popov/Adobe Stock

25 May 2021

Association of Race/Ethnicity and Social Disadvantage with Autism Prevalence

Charlotte Goddard Special Educational Needs & Disabilities

A programme for positive parenting would contribute to mental health equality. Picture: Odua Images/Adobe Stock

27 April 2021

Mental Health for All? The Final Report of the Commission for Equality in Mental Health

Kadra Abdinasir Health

Mental health stigma can prevent older children from seeking help when needed. Picture: Riccardo Cirillo/Adobe Stock

27 April 2021

A Review of Recent Evidence into Children and Young People’s Mental Health

Kadra Abdinasir Health

Children and young people with learning disabilities are more than four times more likely to develop a mental health problem than those without. Picture: AndreaObzerova/Adobe Stock

27 April 2021

Overshadowed: The Mental Health Needs of Children and Young People with Learning Disabilities

Kadra Abdinasir Health

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