Need help, advice or support? Here at CPUK, we see children and young people with a wide range of mental health and emotional problems.
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Everyone’s uni life will look a bit different and that’s okay.
Be yourself and do what makes you happy 🧡
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Brilliant piece from @edbullmore on dropping the distinction between mental and physical health. 🧠 theguardian.com/books/2022/s…
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News like this can be really tough to hear. There will be a lot of talk of death and grief across the media and our personal lives, which can bring up really difficult feelings for lots of us. If you’re finding things hard right now, that’s ok.
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The Queen has been a consistent presence in our national life for over 70 years. Her death will affect us all differently and will feel like a personal loss to many. We are here to help. Read our advice on coping with loss and bereavement. mentalhealth.org.uk/explore-…
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Try not to compare your journey to others. We are all on our own timescales. You will get there 💚
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If you're confused by the new GCSE grades, we've got you covered! 🙌
Tag other parents who'll need this next week!
Find support for your teen on our website 👉 bbc.in/3Qy4KLs
#GCSEResultsDay
ALT Old grades Vs New grades. A* & A is equivalent to 9, 8, 7. B & C are equivalent to 6, 5, 4. D, E, F, G are equivalent to 3, 2, 1.
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ALT Photograph of a notepad with handwritten text in marker pen. It says: Grades do not determine what you are capable of achieving.
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It can be difficult to know how to support someone receiving their results. In this thread are some helpful resources 👇🧵
#ResultsDay2022 #ResultsDay
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Your feelings are always valid, no matter how confusing or surprising they are.
💡 @worry__lines
ALT Digital line drawings of two cartoon people. One is titled 'How I'm supposed to feel', and is neatly coloured in with yellow. The other is titled 'How I feel', and is messily coloured in with patches of yellow, blue, red, pink, green and orange.
Child Psychiatry UK retweeted
Little Monday challenge: try and get outside for at least 15 minutes today for a walk 😎 #LittleWins
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Nothing is more important than your mental health. How you feel matters. If something is bringing you down, talk to someone you trust.
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Try not to compare your journey to others. We are all on our own timescales. You will get there 💚
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Research shows that being kind can help our mental health. Being kind can boost our mood, help us feel more capable, strengthen our connections with others and even make us cope better with stress. #KindnessMatters #WednesdayWisdom
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Today we are publishing our report into 'The impact of body image on mental and physical health'. You can read the report here 👇 publications.parliament.uk/p…
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Never give up on your dreams🏆
🙌 @Lionesses you’re an inspiration to millions of young people. #WEURO2022
