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Here at CAMHS we are committed to working in partnership with young people and supporting them to share their personal story and their experiences of mental health difficulties.
In a collaborative project with the University of Lincoln we worked with young people who have used CAMHS to create the above video around their experiences of stigma, and their hopes for the future. We hope that this video will raise awareness of mental health stigma to help other young people, and also help train future professionals currently studying at the University of Lincoln.
Rather than keeping any difficulties or feeling bottled up, it’s really important to talk about your feelings and any problems or difficulties you may be feeling/
Talking can be a way to cope with or solve a problem you’ve been carrying around in your head for a while.
Here is an animation video we co-produced with members of the Lincolnshire Youth Council and Lincolnshire Priory Academy around the importance and the value of talking to people around you.
Ellen has herself accessed Child and Adolescent Mental health Services (CAMHS) and wants to share her experiences living with Autism and how the condition affects her life. She talks about common misconceptions about autism and how better understanding of the conditions will help reduce stigma.
George has accessed Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and wants to share his experiences of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). George hopes that, through sharing his experience, he could help other young people who may be struggling feel more hopeful about the future.
George's mother has also written about her experiences of supporting George through therapy in the hope that this will be a help to parents/carers.
Read Lisa's story here>>
Young people at CAMHS got together to share their experiences of coming out and identifying as LGBTQ+.
This led to them writing this LGBTQ+ booklet for parents and carers with a collection of tips and quotes on how to support your child/young person if they identify as LGBTQ+. Click here to read this booklet >> We hope it helps!
