Therapy for young people

As a private practitioner, working independently means that CYP (Children and Young People) therapy is not subject to long waiting lists or school term/holidays, so it is continuous and uninterrupted.

Did you know?

  • by March 2023, 847,000 children were known to have been victim to cyberbullying

  • Suicide is the 4th leading cause of death in 15-29 year olds and more prevalent in young males

  • hospitals reported a 22% increase in children (8-17) requiring admission due to self harm (2023). Self harm often stays unreported and is deemed to be generally misunderstood.

  • more than 250,000 children (aged 10-17) are known to be in gangs

  • over 450,000 children live with adults with addiction

  • According to the WYSA Youth report:

    • Almost half of young people recognise their anxiety

    • One in three fear socialising and speaking to people

    • Over a quarter have a strong disliking of their body or the way they look

    • One in four teenagers are depressed or feel down a lot

    • A fifth are struggling to get enough sleep

      …” a large number of teenagers appear to be reluctant to reach out for help. What's stopping them:

    • 43% are too embarrassed

    • 41% don’t think they need help

    • 34 % don’t think anyone will care

    • 17% don’t know who to ask

      (source: https://www.wysa.com/uk-youth-report)

Natascha Ryan

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