Our mission
To foster the development of good mental health in teenagers through enhancing early understanding and awareness in individuals, their families, schools and the community, promoting shared early detection and signposting towards prompt action and intervention.
Aims
Raise early awareness and highlight the importance of early intervention in teenage mental health issues – taking steps to help stem problems at an early stage Educate through interactive conferences for schools, digital tools such as the Head Ed programme and through our comprehensive website Encourage debate and shared information through a programme of conferences targeting students, parents/carers, education professionals, school nurses and GPs Provide self-help through our mental health app library, website and booklets
Tips & resources for young people, parents and GPs during the coronavirus outbreak -> www.stem4.org.uk/resources
A comprehensive website providing evidence-based information for young people, parents, schools and health professionals on topics such as anxiety, depression, self-harm, eating disorders, addiction and resilience -> www.stem4.org.uk
Award-winning free evidence-based apps: Calm Harm: to help young people manage the urge to self-harm www.calmharm.co.uk Clear Fear: to help young people manage the symptoms of anxiety www.clearfear.co.uk Combined Minds: to help family and friends provide mental health support www.combinedminds.co.uk
Head Ed - a free library of mental health videos for use in school PSHE lessons on topics such as stress, anxiety, depression and resilience
Conferences for students, parents/carers, teachers and health professionals to provide guidance on teenage mental health issues
Wimbledon Business Centre Old Town Hall 4 Queens Road London SW19 8YB
