Groups & Workshops

Free Webinars

  • You have an ADHD diagnosis, what next?

    This insightful webinar will explore what it means to have ADHD and the implications of a diagnosis. Our expert clinician will discuss considerations including treatment routes and support pathways following diagnosis of ADHD. The webinar is aimed at parents and professionals with a focus on children and adolescents.

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  • Understanding self-harm in young people.

    This webinar will be led by Stephen McCluskey, a highly experienced mental health nurse who has spent the last 30 years working within Child and Adolescent Mental Health services (CAMHS),  the National Self Harm Service for Adolescents and Specialist Personality Disorder services. He has extensive knowledge of self-harm having worked in this specialist area with young people and families.

    Aimed at informing parents, carers and professionals, he will discuss the context of self harm  in young people, covering the underlying causes and functions of self harm, risk factors, triggers and strategies for supporting young people who harm themselves including available support.

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  • "How to support young people with their emotions"

    This webinar will uncover how to understand and support children when they experience difficult emotions. 

    The session will be hosted by Dr Jemma Meeson, highly specialist Family Therapist and Clinic Director at The Family Treatment Service.

    She will discuss the principles of emotion coaching and the importance  of understanding and validating the feelings of young people.

    The webinar will provide parents, carers and professionals with valuable insights and tools to support emotional efficacy in children

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Workshops

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    Eating Disorders Carers Workshop

    Our eating disorders carers support group is aimed at parents, partners or friends whose loved one has an eating disorder.

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Support Groups

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    London Autism Service Parent Support Group

    Weekly drop in session with coffee, tea, biscuits and support for parents of Autistic children.

    We would like to welcome you to our safe space to talk about both yours and your child’s experience of Autism, meet others and have the opportunity to ask our clinicians questions.

    Wednesday morning 9.30am - 10.30am

    Please note, this group runs during term time only. The last session before the summer holidays is Wednesday 2nd July 2025, resuming again in September.

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