Children and Young Peoples Emotional Wellbeing Mental Health

Children and Young People’s Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health Services Future in Mind Update Gemma Dabb Commissioning Project Manager

Future in Mind Key Themes of Future in Plan Strategy (2015): • Resilience, prevention & early intervention • Improving access • Focus on the most vulnerable • Accountability & transparency • Workforce

What was the System Saying? Par en serv ts get m ices that ixed m ess all app have a ages fr roa o ch. differ m ent How do you get into rather that d e t r o p p u s l ’t fee m out and e h t Parents don g in p e e te keeper k a g a is e r e h t hing offering not Very few (5%) of Youth Offenders are able to access CAMHS CAMHs? Children shouldn’t be handed off to other services. GPs don’t seem to know what to do and give wrong advice There is nothin g available in community fo the r low level ear ly intervention I’m not bad enough for CAMHs Greater training is needed for all staff So what has changed? . . .

Young Minds Matter Re-commissioned the formerly known CAMHs service and have re-branded the new service to be called Young Minds Matter. The key changes to the new service model are: ced n a h n E fer f o l a t i dig Increasing knowledge & skills of school professionals through designated School Links Team Focus on prevention & early intervention ps (e. g. u o r g y t i s Low inten gs, CBT) n i l e e f , y t anxie Self-help resources odel of THRIVE m care Commissioning includes emotional wellbeing – focus on the getting help & getting more help quadrants

What Have We Done? Online counselling for 11 -25 year olds, supporting with a range of emotional wellbeing & mental health issues. Access to peer-to-peer support, articles, forums & a trained counsellor. This service aims to enhance the digital offer for children/young people. Are You OK? Cards. Ensuring that children & young people can be signposted to relevant & trustworthy information, advice & support available in their local area. CBT principles being used by school nursing & youth offending service & some voluntary staff. Children & young people can access low level support for mental health & emotional wellbeing concerns. School nursing text service available for young people aged 11 -19 years, to anonymously contact a school nurse for support on a range of emotional & physical concerns or to ask to see a School Nurse face-to-face.

Newly established school links team providing: • • • Training courses/packages to schools Direct e-mail address for school professionals to contact the team to discuss concerns regarding a child or young person Psycho-education/well-being workshops Rolling out Youth Mental Health Peer Support Training Scheme across all secondary schools over the next 2 years With the aim to improve professionals knowledge & skills when supporting children & young people with low level emotional concerns in the school environment Workforce training including: • A range of anti-stigma campaigns to encourage children & young people to speak about MH & emotional wellbeing concerns. 8 short films produced locally. YMHFA/MHFA • YMHFA/MHFA Lite • PNMH Cascade Training Schools & colleges are nominating designated SEMH • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Essentials champions for young people to speak about issues before they • Specialist Courses (e. g. selfharm, eating disorders etc. ) escalate • School Links Team training offer • Stepping Stones Parenting Courses

Increasing Access to Support NHSe have set a target for NEL reaching 30% of children & young people accessing support Objective At Least 35% of CYP with a diagnosable MH condition receive treatment from an NHS funded community MH service Number of additional CYP treated over 14/15 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 28% 30% 32% 34% 35% 21, 000 35, 000 49, 000 63, 000 70, 000 Local Picture Service CBT (School Nursing & Youth Offending Combined) Kooth Online Counselling (unique YP using messaging/chat counselling) LPFT – CAMHs Total Estimated Percentage % 17/18 Total 357 577 304 1, 238 34. 5% In NEL estimated that there are 3, 586 CYP with a diagnosable MH condition. By 20/21 expect to see 1255 CYP accessing services. Including services which do not input into the MHSDS currently we have estimated 1, 238 children & young people accessing support

Transformation Plan Actions 18/19 • WSA to MH Parenting programmes Voice of the child/ participation Workforce planning Link to universal services Single digital platform for • Increasing emotional mental health & emotional wellbeing offer wellbeing • Peer support programmes; • Promoting self. PNMH, School and management/parental support community • Referral systems • Transition arrangements • SEMH in schools amalgamated offer; directory/guidance • • Crisis Care Concordat Self-Harm • • Eating Disorders – access & waiting times Single Access Pathway Transforming care Mental Health & Justice