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Nip in the Bud
Великобритания
Добавлен 16 сен 2018
Nip in the Bud works in collaboration with mental health professionals to produce short films to help parents, teachers and others caring for and working with young children to recognise non-neurotypical experiences, mental health disorders or illness to improve prospects of early diagnosis and effective intervention, reducing the risks of those conditions becoming more serious in later years. Our resources are focussed on children aged 3 -11
Our films include conversations about children experiencing anxiety, depression, eating disorders, OCD, ADHD, PTSD, ODD or conduct disorders or children who may be at risk of self-harming or who live life across the autism spectrum. Further resources are on our website which includes factsheets & advice on other organizations that can help. Our films illustrate the behaviours common in different conditions in children, along with explanations and information on how to follow up and get help.
Our films include conversations about children experiencing anxiety, depression, eating disorders, OCD, ADHD, PTSD, ODD or conduct disorders or children who may be at risk of self-harming or who live life across the autism spectrum. Further resources are on our website which includes factsheets & advice on other organizations that can help. Our films illustrate the behaviours common in different conditions in children, along with explanations and information on how to follow up and get help.
Tips for Parents & Carers - Smartphones and children
Watch time 08:23 minutes
This film sees Dr Sian Williams give parents and carers tips on how to help families and young children navigate smartphones. Sian covers everything from Setting rules, and healthy phone habits to parental controls with helpful insights into why these tips will help you support your children's Mental Health.
Our films all discuss children's mental health which is a sensitive subject for some. If you need to take a break and come back later to watch with a friend please do. With all our films we provide support links on our ‘Where to go for help page’: nipinthebud.org/where-to-go-for-help/
Chapters:
00:00 Raising kids in the age of technology
00:05
For more information...
This film sees Dr Sian Williams give parents and carers tips on how to help families and young children navigate smartphones. Sian covers everything from Setting rules, and healthy phone habits to parental controls with helpful insights into why these tips will help you support your children's Mental Health.
Our films all discuss children's mental health which is a sensitive subject for some. If you need to take a break and come back later to watch with a friend please do. With all our films we provide support links on our ‘Where to go for help page’: nipinthebud.org/where-to-go-for-help/
Chapters:
00:00 Raising kids in the age of technology
00:05
For more information...
Просмотров: 19
Видео
Smartphones, Online Safety & children's Mental Health in Schools
Просмотров 4614 часов назад
Watch time: 3:11 mins | In this film, Head Teacher Alis Rocca talks about what teachers and school communities can do to support children who are getting to grips with life with a smartphone, social media and all the pitfalls to avoid so their mental health is as good as it can be. 00:00 Why teachers need to know about smartphones 00:22 Making sure your pupils are safe online 00:31 Building rel...
The importance of Reasonable Adjustments at School
Просмотров 1514 часов назад
Watch time: 1:37 mins | In this film, Head Teacher Alis Rocca talks about how teachers and school communities can help support children feeling anxious about going to school by using reasonable adjustments and why they are vital in supporting children's mental health. 00:00 Teaching and behaviours 00:21 What's going on for an anxious child? 00:31 How to help an anxious child 00:50 Technique tha...
Responding to school anxiety or EBSA
Просмотров 1814 часов назад
Watch time: 3:05 mins | In this film, Head Teacher Alis Rocca talks about children who may be anxious about school and how school communities can help support children feeling anxious. Alis explores different helpful strategies and techniques and explains why they will help lessen pupils' anxiety, enrich their mental health and how it helps your job as a teaching professional. 00:00 Why teacher...
Tips for Parents & Carers: School Phobia or EBSA
Просмотров 49День назад
Watch time 08:40 minutes This film sees Dr Sian Williams give parents and carers who have a child who is more anxious about going to school than usual, tips on how to help support them with School phobia or Emotional-based School Avoidance (EBSA). Our films all discuss children's mental health which is a sensitive subject for some. If you need to take a break and come back later to watch with a...
How to deal with sibling rivalry sensitively
Просмотров 83Месяц назад
Watch time 6:13 minutes | In this film, Dr Bettina responds to how to deal with sibling rivalry and help your children develop healthy and strong relationships. If you have ANY questions for Bettina add them in the comments below - or contact us via our social media channels👇below... Dr Bettina Hohnen is a Clinical Psychologist specialising in working with parents and families in the context of...
Helping a child who is showing symptoms of low mood & depression
Просмотров 87Месяц назад
Watch time 8:30 minutes | In this film, Dr Bettina responds to the parents of a teenage daughter who is struggling with low mood and depression. If you have ANY questions for Bettina add them in the comments below - or get in touch with us via our social media channels 👇below... Dr Bettina Hohnen is a Clinical Psychologist specialising in working with parents and families in the context of neur...
Parenting a child with ADHD & ODD with Dr Bettina Hohnen
Просмотров 1742 месяца назад
Watch time 6:52 minutes | In this film, Dr Bettina responds to a father who is struggling with his son who has ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and ODD (Oppositional Defiance disorder). If you have ANY questions for Bettina add them in the comments below - or get in touch with us via our social media channels 👇below... Dr Bettina Hohnen is a Clinical Psychologist specialising in ...
Talking to Children about Divorce with Dr Bettina Hohnen
Просмотров 1813 месяца назад
Watch time 5:40 minutes | In this film Dr Bettina responds to a mother going through a divorce whose son is bottling up his feelings. If you have ANY questions for Bettina add them in the comments below - or get in touch with us via our social media channels 👇below... Dr Bettina Hohnen is a Clinical Psychologist specialising in working with parents and families in the context of neurodiversity....
About Nip in the Bud
Просмотров 3884 месяца назад
Watch time 04:30 minutes | CW// Children's Mental Health. This film contains sensitive material about Children's Mental Health and is not suitable for children under 16. Our films all discuss children's mental health which is a sensitive subject for some. If you need to take a break and come back later to watch with a friend please do. With all our films we provide support links on our ‘Where t...
Supporting my child who is on the Autism Spectrum starting college.
Просмотров 1444 месяца назад
Watch time 4:50 minutes | In this film, Dr Bettina responds to a parent whose daughter has a diagnosis of being on the Autism Spectrum, and who is getting ready to go to college. Her mum wants to know how she can set her daughter up for success going into this big transition. If you have ANY questions for Bettina add them in the comments below - or get in touch with us via our social media chan...
Understanding Dyslexia with Marcia Brissett-Bailey
Просмотров 3225 месяцев назад
Watch time: 14 minutes 15 seconds Marcia Brissett-Bailey (author of "Black, brilliant and Dyslexic") shares her experiences of the intersectionality of issues she's faced and how she conquered challenges through the diagnosis of her dyslexia and with the right support and mentoring. While she initially felt that she didn’t belong at school, Marcia talks about how she was soon being supported on...
Kids and Social media with Dr Bettina Hohnen
Просмотров 945 месяцев назад
Watch time 10:14 minutes | In this film, Dr Bettina responds to a letter from parents who are concerned about giving their younger daughter a mobile phone as she struggles with some relationships and is prone to social anxiety. If you have ANY questions for Bettina add them in the comments below - or get in touch with us via our social media channels 👇below... Dr Bettina Hohnen is a Clinical Ps...
My Voice Matters
Просмотров 5446 месяцев назад
“Children's Mental Health Week is a mental health awareness week that empowers, equips and gives a voice to all children and young people in the UK.” Here at Nip in the Bud, we’re excited to join Place2Be with the focus on “My Voice Matters” by highlighting the many voices of the children whose experiences and perspectives on mental health that we share in our films; from Mathew who talks about...
Talking to Children about their Weight with Dr Bettina Hohnen
Просмотров 1206 месяцев назад
Watch time 5:09 minutes | In this film Dr Bettina responds to a mother who isn't confident approaching her 12 year about the fact she is putting on weight. If you have ANY questions for Bettina add them in the comments below - or get in touch with us via our social media channels 👇below... Dr Bettina Hohnen is a Clinical Psychologist specialising in working with parents and families in the cont...
Emotionally-based School Avoidance with Dr Bettina Hohnen
Просмотров 4457 месяцев назад
Emotionally-based School Avoidance with Dr Bettina Hohnen
Strategies for Schools to help children after long holidays and key transitions with Alis Rocca
Просмотров 5248 месяцев назад
Strategies for Schools to help children after long holidays and key transitions with Alis Rocca
Managing Anxiety around School with Dr Jess Richardson
Просмотров 3828 месяцев назад
Managing Anxiety around School with Dr Jess Richardson
Dan & Charlie: 5 years on, life on the Autism Spectrum
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Dan & Charlie: 5 years on, life on the Autism Spectrum
Building Trust with your Children - Dr Bettina Hohnen
Просмотров 452Год назад
Building Trust with your Children - Dr Bettina Hohnen
Damien - Autism, expectations and Adapting
Просмотров 216Год назад
Damien - Autism, expectations and Adapting
Never lose Hope - Fathers of children with Autism
Просмотров 827Год назад
Never lose Hope - Fathers of children with Autism
Let's Connect - Breaking down barriers to learning
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
Let's Connect - Breaking down barriers to learning
My son is adhd please help me nepal is no school
So accurately described.
"Addressing depression in children is of utmost importance, and the expertise of Dr. Tonmoy Sharma, a distinguished mental health specialist, author, and Sovereign Health institution, offers a beacon of hope in this regard. They utilize a range of evidence-based techniques tailored to children's unique needs, emphasizing early intervention and holistic support. Testimonies from both employees and patients highlight the transformative impact of their services, as families express deep gratitude for the compassionate care and effective therapies that have led to significant improvements in their children's mental well-being. Dr. Tonmoy Sharma's advocacy for mental health awareness further underscores the commitment to helping those in need, ensuring that children receive the expert guidance and support required to overcome depression and lead healthier, happier lives."
3:45 is exactly what I'd do everytime I drew or played games. I think Because of the constant exposure to gore when I was really little made me have an obsession with it. I remember my parents would always be angry or just upset with me whenever I would draw the most upsetting and disturbing shit from the age of 5 lol
There's a huge statistic that's not mentioned here. Over 75% of children with ADHD are not hyperactive. That's over half of boys and nearly all of the girls. In fact the actual figure could be as low as 15% have hyperactivity. This video makes it sound like it's predominately a boy issue. It isn't. This is why the condition is under diagnosed in females. The symptoms are often more subtle, and they don't fit the stereotype.
Thanks for your reply - we are aware that since making this film new information has come to light and we are organizing to address this in the film.We appreciate your care and time in getting in touch.
@@nipinthebud3744 It's not new information though and I can't help feeling you should have known this if you're making videos on the subject.
Erm what da sigma
So can I ask you something. If I'm using an app to get an answer every now and then without getting convinced. Is that a compulsion ? And i was still feeling the need to do them to feel less anxious
Or just when I see them , I couldn't resist the urge to do it back in the day . So your answer is it a compulsion?
Its sound like normal kid stuff to me
This is so powerful and I am so glad to see you tell your story. I will be using this to train our staff. Thanks so much you are amazing! Mauva
Recognizing symptoms of conduct disorder is vital for early intervention and support. Part two of this informative series will likely delve deeper into specific behavioral and emotional indicators of this condition. Dr. Tonmoy Sharma, a distinguished mental health specialist and author, and Sovereign Health institution have been at the forefront of providing guidance and assistance to individuals and families dealing with conduct disorder. Their comprehensive approach, as highlighted in employee and patient testimonials, has been pivotal in transforming lives. Dr. Tonmoy Sharma's advocacy further underscores the importance of early recognition and intervention in addressing this condition. Through a combination of therapy, education, and family support, they empower individuals to overcome the challenges of conduct disorder and lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.
Children with ADHD can go undiagnosed especially if there is no one to observe or know what signs and symptoms to look out for in a child.
Agree - thanks for your thoughts - we appreciate it!
I only want to help. I have a daughter and niece, both near 35 and both had C section births and their toddlers have ODD (oppositional defiance disorder and jaundice)
Hello, i am a 15 year old boy and i was diagnosed with adhd by 4 doctors. I have all the symptoms. And i want help. I want ro live my teenage life and not waste it indoors and om my phone. I have social anxiety and depression. (Not diagnosed) But i feel like i do.
Hi thanks for getting in touch - we hear you - you can find out more on our site and also these are great teams at charities who will be able to support you: Shout can provide 24/7 text support. For help, text SHOUT to 85258. Whatever you are going through, Centre for ADHD and Autism Website: www.adhdandautism.org ADHD Foundation Website: www.adhdfoundation.org.uk Young Minds Website: www.youngminds.org.uk Please take care.
Thumbs up 💟🙌🙌🙌
Beg to disagree with dad but rigidity/lack of flexibility in thinking and planning, being overly sensitive to sensory impact, a lack of ability to discuss and understand feelings and emotions as well as displaying seemingly odd repetitive movements/stemming/rocking in the bath are all very common and typical autistic traits.
Addressing conduct disorders in children is a complex but essential task, and Dr. Tonmoy Sharma, a distinguished mental health specialist and author, has been at the forefront of implementing effective techniques through the Sovereign Health institution. They understand that early intervention is crucial, and their evidence-based approaches, combined with empathetic care, have made a profound difference in countless young lives. Testimonies from both employees and parents attest to the transformative impact of their services, as they express deep gratitude for the positive changes they've witnessed in these children. Dr. Tonmoy Sharma's advocacy for early and comprehensive intervention further underscores the importance of addressing these disorders, ensuring that children receive the support they need to lead healthier and more fulfilling lives, ultimately benefiting families and communities.
It's depressing that about 10 million should like this if you judged the 20 year graph of personal problems
Im utterly confused As a little kid i was baissecly gifted I lerned how to read at 5 years old before even going to school and spell and a very high level Suddenly at maybe 11 years old it all started to snap for me Everything became boring and it became worse in middle school. I started to not understand a things of what my teachers were saying and in highschool i didnt get the best grades in my native launguege subject and found out later at 16 years old of my ADD (adhd) now im 17 with still same struggles but graduated. Still confused if this is normal for my symptoms or if ADD can just come to you later on?
Hi thanks for getting in touch - we hear you - its sounds like a lot has been going on for you - here are some brilliant teams to get support with ADHD: Shout can provide 24/7 text support. For help, text SHOUT to 85258. Whatever you are going through, Centre for ADHD and Autism Website: www.adhdandautism.org ADHD Foundation Website: www.adhdfoundation.org.uk Young Minds Website: www.youngminds.org.uk Please take care.
Lots of love between you both! Our family have got a lot from your videos, thank you
I watched the first and this video and I find it so reassuring, my beautiful boy is 8 now and recently diagnosed. Thank you for sharing
It made me cry
I had conduct disorder as a child it gave me joy to hurt animals as a kid but the older i got it got away for some reason now I suffer from ocd and anxiety disorder
Thanks so much for sharing. We are so appreciative to you and your son for your bravery in sharing your lives. You are both very loving fellas. Thanks again. Health and happiness to you both.
Over 7 million kids have been diagnosed with ADHD/ADD in America. Just shy of 12% of all students. I can't believe teachers are still unaware of proper techniques to help their students. What are you being taught in college??? Mind blowing!!!
ADHD symptoms were first recognized around 1900. It blows my mind that the teaching community doesn't have a solution for this issue. It's inexcusable. When I was in school in the 60's, with ADHD, I was a pariah. It scarred me. When my son went through school, his teachers constantly complained. We felt pressure to put him on Adderall. It turned out to be a nightmare. This video outlines common sense. These tactics should have been the standard operating procedure 100 years ago. There's a line in a movie that goes, "Those who can't do, teach. And those who can't teach, teach gym." I completely agree and so does my sister who taught for a while. Putting kids on a drug that's one molecule away from methamphetamine is not the answer. In fact Adderall is banned in Japan and Europe due to its addictive nature. Shame on our teachers and the school systems they work for.
The more we educate one another, the more we can help our kids. Thanks for sharing!
Within weeks of starting Dr. Oyalo's autism herbal medicine, we noticed a significant reduction in our son's sensory issues,hyperactivity and meltdowns.
I thought it was my adhd or autism, but when I found this it brought clarity. Then you mentioned you couldn’t medicate it and it hurt cause when I just thought it was Asd and adhd I was hoping it would get better when I got medicated.
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I have to remind myself to stay positive and keep going even when I have trouble in the real world 🌎
I feel that i may have moderate ADHD
Thanks for getting in touch - you can find more info on our site www.nipinthebud.org and also here: ADHD Foundation Website: www.adhdfoundation.org.uk Young Minds Website: www.youngminds.org.uk Centre for ADHD and Autism Website: www.adhdandautism.org Let us know how things are going. Take care.
@@nipinthebud3744 oh thank you guy's
My child has improved full and acting up right with his social skill and improved from his speech delay since taking dr Oyalo herbal remedy. He has no major signs of autism like he was since I got the herbs
why does it have to be so dark if a kids sees this there gonna cry because of how dark this is
Actually I think that with medication my son is who he really is, and not that “monster” he turns into when he is in a crisis.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts - from the Nip in the Bud team
Thanks for your thoughts - we also have our film with the lovely Dr Bettina Hohnen that you might be interested in: bit.ly/ADHD_ODD you can always get in touch if you have any questions for her and she may be able to answer questions you may have.
This is the first time I hear a mom who understands what I went through
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, hope all is well - from the Nip in the Bud team
She seems so gentle and nicely explains things!! Im a medical student hoping to be a future psyquiathrist, so im trying to listen english videos about it; as a latina girl, she is very easy to listen! congrats
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, we're glad you found it interesting - from the Nip in the Bud team
Nice Video
Your Video very informative
Index cards and separating each question and answer is the only way it worked for me.
Thanks for sharing your insights - we love hearing from all the dedicated teachers out there - from the Nip in the Bud team
EHCP
Lol
Excellent information - so many others don't give practical tips
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, we're glad it's helpful - let us know what else you might like to see from us - from the Nip in the Bud team
Woah I am seriously very shocked by this! I just knew with seeing “nip in the bud’’ that this was about to be a tutorial made by a nt person instructing nt teachers on how to be even more intolerate and tone deaf when it comes to how to handle our autistic babies. This was so pleasantly surprising and satisfying. Thank you for this.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts - watch out for more lovely content from us with Dr Sian Williams, and let us know what else you'd like to see or what's missing from our channel - from the Nip in the Bud team
Demon children
Good video. I wish all teachers knew of this. When talking about reasons for ptsd, illness is commonly missed out. Eg cancer treatment. I have a son who was showing signs of PDA which can be caused by cPtsd, but I believe both of them blur into one, they are the same . My son definitely has PTSD. He’s only 7.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your experience - let us know what else you'd like to see - from the Nip in the Bud team
I did assign him for movement, but he is blanked out…
We hope you found this helpful - from the Nip in the Bud team
My kid has changed elementary schools 3 times already.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and we hope this film was helpful - what else would you like to see from us? - from the Nip in the Bud team
Thanks for your thoughts - we also have our film with the lovely Dr Bettina Hohnen that you might be interested in: bit.ly/ADHD_ODD you can always get in touch if you have any questions for her and she may be able to answer questions you may have.
What a wonderful story and explanation Dan, I have learnt so much in 20 minutes watching this video and I wish you and Charlie all the care in the World. I must watch more videos to see how things progress. Thank you.
Hi - thanks so much for sharing your thoughts - here's the update from Dan & Charlie - 5 years on - hope you find it as useful: ruclips.net/video/eO4rKcy16bI/видео.htmlsi=G86hJ9pmyOwM8GNu
I have a son that is diagnosed and going into high school next year (9th grade). It has been extremely difficult and school is the most challenging. There is no medication for ODD and I see my son exhibits more ODD then ADHD. I really like the med Brillia (non-prescription / Homeopathic) that has showed results in less anxiety and less frustration which is a big help whereby we can have some decent conversations. How do you manage school and what's the best schools for an ODD kid. I live in the Tampa Bay, FL Area and I am finding it extremely difficult. Any recommendation will be helpful. He does participate in therapist weekly for behavioural modification and cognitive behaviour. Thanks in advanced for all responses.
Hi there - we have some resources but they are UK-based but still could be helpful? Sorry we cant get more specific re Florida - we hope you find the support you and your son need. Take care. Family Lives Website: www.familylives.org.uk Helpline: 0808 800 2222 . Clinical Partners Website: www.clinical-partners.co.uk . Centre for ADHD and Autism Website: www.adhdandautism.org . ADHD Foundation Website: www.adhdfoundation.org.uk . Young Minds Website: www.youngminds.org.uk
Thanks for your thoughts - we also have our film with the lovely Dr Bettina Hohnen that you might be interested in: bit.ly/ADHD_ODD you can always get in touch if you have any questions for her and she may be able to answer questions you may have.
Therw isnt saying in the video aboit discalculation, my daughter cant recognize clock , what tike is it still cant learn, my father has Adhd 70 years old, never had any friend, very bad study ability, never have been working, lazyness, depression and so on... so genetics is very important
Thanks for sharing your needs - we have a factsheet that might help: nipinthebud.org/fact-sheet/how-to-support-dyslexic-children/ Or the BDA has some great resources specifically about Dyslcalculia: www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/dyscalculia/assessment-and-support/where-can-i-get-support-2 We hope you get the support you and your daughter need - from the team at Nip in the Bud
Been there.
Thanks for sharing Helen, from the team at Nip in the Bud