Young people (CAMHS) blog articles

Discover the types, symptoms and management of bipolar disorder in teenagers.

Priory is excited to launch Perspectives, a new series of panel discussions on the biggest topics in mental health and addictions.

Learn how anxiety may affect children and how to help them manage their symptoms.

It can be upsetting to watch your child struggle with panic attacks. You may feel helpless, and not know where to turn, or what to do for the best. However, it’s important to know that you’re not alone, and there are steps you can take to help your child.

More than two thirds (67%) of parents with children aged 10-18 think that the Government should introduce legislation setting out an appropriate age for the use of smartphones among young people, according to Priory Group's new research.

In this piece, we'll explore anxiety symptoms to look out for, plus how you can help a teenager to minimise disruption to their life and reduce the likelihood of long-term mental health issues.

Outlining the symptoms that teens may experience when they're depressed, and what you can do to help them.

To help parents, carers and teachers identify whether a child has OCD, we have outlined the symptoms to look out for.

Are you concerned your child might be depressed? Here, you will find signs and symptoms to look out for, possible causes and next steps to take.

Priory's Dr Hayley van Zwanenberg explores the ways in which parents can help calm their children ahead of exams - and even use some of the tips themselves in their daily work life.

Dr Hayley van Zwanenberg, (MBBS, MMedSci, MRCPsych) Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist provides advice for parents who may be concerned that their child has been affected by sexting.