Space From AnxietyTeens (15–18)
For young people between the ages of 15 – 18 years old who experience low to moderate anxiety.
Digital Mental Health & Wellbeing Programmes
"The relief of seeing her so much happier is great"
ISPCC's Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Programmes provide accessible online support for young people experiencing mental health challenges, and for parents and carers supporting their child's wellbeing. Evidence informed and guided throughout, these programmes help participants build coping skills, strengthen emotional wellbeing and develop practical strategies in a safe, flexible and child centred environment.
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Meet Bree
Bree O’Neill is the National Childline Digital Coordinator at ISPCC.
Bree leads the development and delivery of Childline's Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Programmes. Working closely with colleagues, partners and practitioners, she ensures our digital supports are evidence informed, accessible and centred on the needs of children and young people. Bree is passionate about creating safe, innovative online services that help children and families build resilience and access support when they need it.
About this programme
Our free, digital programmes are available for children and young people suffering with anxiety and ADHD, as well as supports for their parents and carers.
Available programmes
Space From AnxietyView brochure
Supporting an anxious teen or childParents & Carers
For parents/carers of children or teens who are experiencing low to moderate anxiety.
Referring a teen or parentProfessionals who refer
Information for professionals looking to refer teens or parents/carers to the service.
Living Well With ADHDADHD
For young people between the ages of 16 – 18 years old who have been diagnosed with, displaying symptoms or awaiting an assessment of, ADHD.
Supporting A Child With ADHDADHD
For parents/carers of children between the ages of 6 and 12 years old, who have been diagnosed with, displaying symptoms or awaiting an assessment of, ADHD.
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Registration Number
15958
Charity Number
CHY 5102
Charity Registration Number
20007225