Who can I talk to?
The person you are seeing at CAMHS should be able to answer your questions. But there are lots of other people outside of CAMHS, your home, school or college you can also talk to.
BBC Headroom
beat
A website providing information on eating disorders
Catch 22
Catch22 24/7 helps and supports young people aged between 11-21 with all issues of alcohol or substance misuse.
ChildLine
A free and confidential support service for children
Choosing what's best for you
A useful website to see what scientists suggest methods that might help you.
Connexions
Information and advice for young people aged 13 to 19
Heads Together
Provides free and confidential one-to-one counselling for young people in East Surrey County Council Tel: 01737 378481
It’s not your fault
NSPCC
Aiming to stop child cruelty
Open House Counselling @ Guildford YMCA
Free counselling for young people
Rethink
Information about how to look after your mental health, and different mental health problems
Samaritans
A 24-hour service offering confidential emotional support to anyone who is in crisis
Surrey Young Carers
Support for young people who look after a family member with an illness or disability
Teenage Health Freak
The Hideout
Thinkuknow
This site is run by CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre) who are linked to the Police. It can help you with cyber bullying and how much information to put about yourself up on the web
www.thinkuknow.co.ukWest Surrey Youth Counselling Service
Free and confidential one-to-one counselling for people aged 12 to 24 years for young people in West Surrey
Tel: 0845 600 2516
YoungMinds
Youth Access
Puts young people in touch with local contacts for counselling, advice and information