Child Aged 5 to 15
Do you live in Renfrewshire?
There are many reasons our wellbeing can be affected and this can happen at any time in our lives. Sometimes we might feel we need a bit of support. Ren10 and our partners have a variety of services available that may be able to provide you with both emotional and practical support.
It’s ok not to be ok.
Family wellbeing Service – Schools Team
The Schools Team, previously known as Home Link, offers support to children, young people and families to help overcome barriers to wellbeing and educational achievement. The service works with young people and their families when they require targeted support for worries including bereavement and change, distressed behaviour, school attendance problems and mental wellbeing.
To best support pupils The Schools Team works closely with parents and carers, including by undertaking home visits.
The Schools Team works with families and young people where and when they need it, for as long as they need it.
To discuss access to the Family Wellbeing Service- Schools Team please contact your school- /your child’s school.
The-Exchange Counselling
Being able to talk to someone about how you’re feeling can really help.
Did you know you can ask to speak to a counsellor or you can contact them directly for an appointment?
You can find out more about The-Exchange by visiting their social media platforms.
LIAM
Are you or your child between 8 and 18 years old?
Experiencing difficulties with anxiety and need extra support?
Let’s Introduce Anxiety Management (LIAM) is a training and intervention package based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
LIAM
Let’s Introduce Anxiety Management (LIAM) is a training and intervention package based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). The LIAM package was developed by NHS Education for Scotland (NES) and it is being offered in various health boards across Scotland. Within the Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GG&C) area, this is delivered by the NHS Early Intervention Training in Psychological Skills (EI-TIPS) team.
LIAM is designed to help children and young people aged between 8-18 years who are experiencing milder difficulties with anxiety. It supports them to learn more about anxiety, including how anxiety is linked with our thoughts, physical sensations and our actions. It also helps children and young people find ways to cope with feelings of anxiety.
Children and young people (and parents/carers, where appropriate) meet with a LIAM worker for around 8 sessions to work through structured LIAM sessions together. Each LIAM session has a session plan to follow, a workbook to complete with the child/young person and they are also asked to complete tasks in between sessions. Materials and plans are available to deliver LIAM in one-to-one and group sessions.
If you feel any of these services would be beneficial to you or your family’s wellbeing and would like to discuss then please click the link below.
What happens next? Once you have submitted a request for assistance one of our Community Family Wellbeing team will contact you to look at which support is most appropriate.
Do you need some help to improve your child’s mental health & wellbeing?
Ren10 works with Renfrewshire’s Whole Family Wellbeing Community Team who are here to offer support with a wide range of issues which may be affecting you or your family’s wellbeing. Being a parent or carer can be difficult at times. We work in partnership with Home Start, The Star Project, Active Communities, Impact Arts and Klas Care with many more coming on board this month. Our aim is to listen to you and offer help to avoid things becoming more challenging. We have a team with a wide range of skills who can offer evidenced based support with the challenges of the responsibilities of being a parent including worries about changes of circumstances for you and your children, bereavement and loss, emotional and mental health difficulties, financial stress and many other aspects of family life. We will offer a timely response without judgement. This support will be offered when and where you need it and for as long as you need it. Please feel free to get in touch and ask for help.
To contact us please click the Request for Assistance link via the button below.
If you feel any of these services would be beneficial to you or your family’s wellbeing and would like to discuss then please click the link below.
What happens next? Once you have submitted a request for assistance one of our Community Family Wellbeing team will contact you to look at which support is most appropriate.
NVR Renfrewshire
What is it?
NVR is a relationship-based approach with an emphasis on
connection, repair, adult’s presence and responding to children and
young peoples distressed and distressing behaviour. The 8-week parent group programme consists of weekly sessions facilitated by qualified NVR practitioners with experience supporting children, young people & their families.
The NVR approach was developed to address distressed and distressing behaviour in children and young people, and it has been successful in the fields of foster and kinship care, adoption, self-harm, anxiety, avoidance and in supporting neurodevelopmental needs.
NVR groups guarantee a compassionate and understanding approach to the challenges you may be facing.
Parents who have completed NVR programmes have reported better relationships and increased confidence in supporting their child’s emotions and behaviour.
Find out more about the elements of NVR (NVR YouTube channel)
Watch the video below to find out more.
Sleep Scotland
We recognise that good sleep is essential to our children and young people’s health and wellbeing. In Renfrewshire, we have a number of local, trained Sleep Counsellors available to offer advice and guidance with regards to child and teenage sleep issues. We are also committed to providing support for parents, carers and educators through delivering sessions in schools which are aimed at supporting them to help children and young people to get a good night’s sleep. You can access sleep information and resources through the Sleep Scotland website below.
Seasons for Growth in Scotland
During the pandemic, a range of resources were developed to support young people and adults with the change, uncertainty and loss we were all experiencing to some degree as a result of the pandemic.
Shout
SHOUT is a 24/7 text service where anyone, of any age, can text if they are struggling to cope or need mental health support.
This service is free and confidential from all major UK networks.
SHOUT aims to respond within 5 minutes to support anyone in immediate distress.
Texting ‘SHOUT’ to 85258 is anonymous and will not show up on your phone bill.
Beat
Supporting a loved one with an eating disorder? Need extra support?
Click the link below and see how Beat can help!