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The Guardian view on self-harm: we live in uniquely pressurised times, and girls are suffering
ACP member, Margot Waddell's new book, On Adolescence, quoted in The Guardian editorial on self-harm
A-level results day: Universities should do more to tackle growing student mental health crisis, Ucas boss says
ACP member, Alison Roy, talks to the Independent on concerns on exam stress
Bringing up Britain - The Fiendish World of Friendships
ACP member, Lydia Hartland-Rowe talks to Mariella Frostrup on the science of childhood friendships
Parenting: Favourite Parents
Listen to ACP member, Katie Argent, discuss how a child 'preferring' one parent over another is a normal part of childhood development
Young people's mental health is a 'worsening crisis'. Action is needed
One recent report called the problem a "silent Catastrophe"," writes Mary O'Hara about our survey and analysis of the challenges facing CAMHS
From Britney to Demi Lovato: how Disney raised a generation of troubled stars
ACP Member, Alison Roy, about what more Hollywood could do to prevent the burn out of child stars
Individual psychoanalytic therapy recommended in new NICE/SCIE guidelines
A newly published ‘quick guide for practitioners and managers supporting children, young people and families’ from NICE/SCIE has recommended individual psychoanalytic therapy as a... More
How can we help my violent young granddaughter?
ACP Member, Dr Danny Goldberger, offers his advice
ACP Statement: Enforced separation of children from their parents on the American Mexican border
The ACP has issued a statement on the recent enforced separation of children from their parents on the American Mexican border. It is a basic human right for parents and children to remain... More
Responding to the danger signs of CAMHS in trouble
Mental Healthcare and treatment, for children and young people in particular, has historically been the 'poor relation' of the NHS, Writes ACP Chief Executive, Nick Waggett
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