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Information for parents and carers


Are you looking to support your child around their mental health? Struggling to talk about self harm or needing some resources to support the wellbeing of your neurodiverse child?

Lancashire Mind run a series of parent workshops aimed to support YOU in supporting your child or young person.

eLearning workshop for parents and carers

Designed to assist parents with supporting and understanding their children at different stages of their development, with a lean towards supporting mental health and supporting neurodiversity. It focuses on prevention and as a starting point for parents to build strategies or tools to support not only their child, but also to understand their own emotions while undertaking the challenges of parenting.

Supporting your Child Course

"You changed my daughter’s life, and I am so very grateful for what you did for our family.  Faye* is thriving at 6th form although she can still get down and overwhelmed, she is so much stronger, and you have given her the tools she needed to help herself. "

Do you work with children and young people?

Looking to improve children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing? We have a variety of resources, programmes and support you can access. We have our resource bank, a virtual wellbeing coaching service for you to refer into as well as signposting and advice.


Are you a professional working in schools?

Our school packages offer flexibility to both primary and secondary schools, giving them the opportunity to address their wellbeing needs whether that be whole school, whole class, small group, individual or staff support through a variety of services we offer.

"Thank you so much for the fantastic workshop you delivered to our young people. The young people were very reluctant to engage at first, but you and your team persevered and got them focused within minutes! You gave them a great understanding of not only what mental health is but how to deal with issues and how to find out more information. (Karen Howarth (Colne Youth Action Group)"

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