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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 8 MIN

Mental health films for young people and families

from Petersfield's Shine Radio · host Petersfield's Shine Radio

Hampshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health services – called CAHMS -  are provided by Hampshire & IOW Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - who also run Petersfield Hospital - sometimes getting 250 referrals a week. They produce many films – brief, jargon free and to the point – to help young people and families around  mental wellbeing. Their latest is about anxiety and Emotionally Based Schools Avoidance – known as EBSA. Mia, who works in CAMHS, is in the film and tells Mike Waddington more about practical steps families can take now. Emily, also from CAMHS, speaks about ADHD, not over diagnosed in her view, but also how these films are practical assistance in line with NICE guidelines and also an aide to memory.  The EBSA film is here: Risk factors for Emotionally Based School Avoidance – CAMHS The full library is here: Videos & Podcasts – CAMHSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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