Brain Connectivity Linked With Cognition in People With Early Psychosis
Cognitive challenges in attention, concentration, and memory are precursors to psychotic disorders like schizophrenia, providing a target for early intervention.
African-American and Latino children with autism are diagnosed later than white children, leading to fewer treatment opportunities.
Resilience interventions do work' why coping strategies should be a staple of education
Early intervention and mental resilience training can significantly reduce the impact of mental health issues among young people.
Sinn Fein would replace Camhs and extend youth mental health services to age 25
Sinn Féin's Mental Health Action Plan prioritizes youth mental health services and early intervention up to age 25, addressing significant service gaps.
Sinn Fein would replace CAMHS and extend youth mental health services to age 25
Sinn Féin plans to enhance mental health services for youth up to 25, addressing critical gaps in care and support.
Why Autism in Black Boys Is Often Missed
African-American and Latino children with autism are diagnosed later than white children, leading to fewer treatment opportunities.
Resilience interventions do work' why coping strategies should be a staple of education
Early intervention and mental resilience training can significantly reduce the impact of mental health issues among young people.
Sinn Fein would replace Camhs and extend youth mental health services to age 25
Sinn Féin's Mental Health Action Plan prioritizes youth mental health services and early intervention up to age 25, addressing significant service gaps.
Sinn Fein would replace CAMHS and extend youth mental health services to age 25
Sinn Féin plans to enhance mental health services for youth up to 25, addressing critical gaps in care and support.
Pink Solidarity: Remembering Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Early intervention and support significantly improve breast cancer survival rates.
Breast cancer is a common diagnosis with a large survivor community.
Families not getting enough help before crisis point, charities warn
The number of children in residential care has more than doubled due to a lack of early intervention services and rising child poverty.
The plan to protect women and girls from violence in Croydon
Developing partnerships and early intervention to protect women from violence in Croydon is a key priority, aiming to improve services and support access barriers.
Carroll's Dyslexia Diagnosis Access Act moves forward in state Senate
Private health insurance may soon cover neuropsychological exams for dyslexia diagnosis, potentially benefiting many families and improving outcomes for children.
Primary schools in Romford and Dagenham to start mental health counselling
Children's charity Place2Be assigns full-time mental health practitioners at primary schools to provide direct help to youngsters aged five and above.
NHS weight management service offered to families of under fours
Early intervention in childhood obesity through specialized services like Splash is crucial.
It's such a success': how research into autism is evolving and transforming lives
Parents seek early communication therapy for potential autism in babies.
Early communication therapy aims to improve social interaction and brain function in babies.
Raising a child with autism in Kenya: Facing stigma, finding glimmers of hope
Parents of children with autism face challenges finding support and resources.
Limited access to diagnosis and treatment in Africa impacts children with autism.
Children Born to Mothers With Pregnancy Complications Face Higher Heart Risks
Women with pregnancy complications like high blood pressure or diabetes are more likely to have children with health conditions like obesity and high blood pressure.
The study supports the fetal origins of adult disease hypothesis, suggesting that many chronic conditions may have roots in fetal adaptations to the uterine environment.
All the pupils suspended from school in Bexley as number reaches record high
The increase in pupil suspensions across schools in England is attributed to deteriorating mental health, unmet special educational needs, and a lack of funding in local services.
Experts are calling on the Government to invest in early intervention services to prevent behavior issues from escalating to the point of suspensions and exclusions.