All Together Smiling is an evidence-based supervised toothbrushing programme, supporting children aged 2-7, being offered to eligible settings across Cheshire and Merseyside. For more information on the All Together Smiling programme, contact: [email protected].
Today Stacey Holleran, Clare Hunt and Michaela Bridge joined our coffee morning to discuss and get parent/carer feedback around a sensory toolkit and the sensory information on the family hub local offer. This session will be repeated on an evening zoom in December – date & time TBC
"Halton Place ICB and the Local Authority have been working together to provide sensory processing information online for families in Halton. We have developed a sensory webpage on the families hubs website that includes resources and helpful videos. We are now ready for the next stage of engaging with local families about the information that is available, and if there is anything we can do to improve it, before it is launched to the wider community."
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Meet other SEND parent carers, share experiences and connect with those who understand the joys and challenges of supporting children and young people with SEND. 🫂 … See MoreSee Less
🌟 November health Update 🌟 Website links in comments
Talking Therapies
The Talking Therapies service has been extended in Halton so it is now available to everyone aged 16 and above having previously been limited to those aged over 18. This change means even more people can benefit by accessing support for anxiety and depression. Young people aged 16 or older, with a Halton GP can self-refer via Mersey Care website.
Halton and Warrington New Support Service Launched for Autistic Adults in Halton and Warrington
A new specialist service is now available to support autistic adults across Halton and Warrington delivered by Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust. This replaces the previous Halton and Warrington Adult Autism Post-Diagnosis Support Service provided by the Cheshire Autism Practical Support Service. The Autism Post Diagnosis Support Service for adults is designed to provide tailored, post diagnostic support to adults (18years+) who have received an Autism Spectrum Condition diagnosis. It aims to improve mental health, social confidence, and independence. “This service is a vital step in ensuring autistic adults receive the support they need to thrive. It’s about helping people understand their diagnosis, build life skills, and feel more connected and confident in their communities,” said Dr Sonia Anderson, the Clinical Lead for Autism at Mersey Care. The service is open to adults registered with a Halton or Warrington GP and is accessible via referral from health professionals or self-referral.The service offers flexible delivery with local group face-to-face appointments, virtual options or one to one where needed.
Digital support platform to help young people with anorexia nervosa and their families: Mersey Care’s Children’s Eating Disorder Service (CEDS) has launched a new digital intervention called TRIANGLE. The platform offers a range of resources including tailored workbooks, videos, and weekly online forums to support with recovery. … See MoreSee Less
The Talking Therapies service has been extended in Halton so it is now available to everyone aged 16 and above having previously been limited to those aged over 18. This change means even more people can benefit by accessing support for anxiety and depression. Young people aged 16 or older, with a Halton GP can self-refer via Mersey Care website.
All Together Smiling is an evidence-based supervised toothbrushing programme, supporting children aged 2-7, being offered to eligible settings across Cheshire and Merseyside. For more information on the All Together Smiling programme, contact: [email protected].
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Today Stacey Holleran, Clare Hunt and Michaela Bridge joined our coffee morning to discuss and get parent/carer feedback around a sensory toolkit and the sensory information on the family hub local offer. This session will be repeated on an evening zoom in December – date & time TBC
"Halton Place ICB and the Local Authority have been working together to provide sensory processing information online for families in Halton. We have developed a sensory webpage on the families hubs website that includes resources and helpful videos.
We are now ready for the next stage of engaging with local families about the information that is available, and if there is anything we can do to improve it, before it is launched to the wider community."
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🌟Whaa on November 🌟
Thurs 13th Coffee morning with a Sensory Theme- Clare hunt and Stacey Hollerin will be discussing the Sensory toolkit
Thurs 27th November Widnes we will have Ben Holmes joining us with a HBC update
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🌟🌟Thursday Runcorn 🌟🌟
Meet other SEND parent carers, share experiences and connect with those who understand the joys and challenges of supporting children and young people with SEND. 🫂 … See MoreSee Less
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🌟 November health Update 🌟
Website links in comments
Talking Therapies
The Talking Therapies service has been extended in Halton so it is now available to everyone aged 16 and above having previously been limited to those aged over 18. This change means even more people can benefit by accessing support for anxiety and depression. Young people aged 16 or older, with a Halton GP can self-refer via Mersey Care website.
Halton and Warrington New Support Service Launched for Autistic Adults in Halton and Warrington
A new specialist service is now available to support autistic adults across Halton and Warrington delivered by Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust. This replaces the previous Halton and Warrington Adult Autism Post-Diagnosis Support Service provided by the Cheshire Autism Practical Support Service. The Autism Post Diagnosis Support Service for adults is designed to provide tailored, post diagnostic support to adults (18years+) who have received an Autism Spectrum Condition diagnosis. It aims to improve mental health, social confidence, and independence. “This service is a vital step in ensuring autistic adults receive the support they need to thrive. It’s about helping people understand their diagnosis, build life skills, and feel more connected and confident in their communities,” said Dr Sonia Anderson, the Clinical Lead for Autism at Mersey Care. The service is open to adults registered with a Halton or Warrington GP and is accessible via referral from health professionals or self-referral.The service offers flexible delivery with local group face-to-face appointments, virtual options or one to one where needed.
Digital support platform to help young people with anorexia nervosa and their families:
Mersey Care’s Children’s Eating Disorder Service (CEDS) has launched a new digital intervention called TRIANGLE. The platform offers a range of resources including tailored workbooks, videos, and weekly online forums to support with recovery. … See MoreSee Less
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Talking Therapies
The Talking Therapies service has been extended in Halton so it is now available to everyone aged 16 and above having previously been limited to those aged over 18. This change means even more people can benefit by accessing support for anxiety and depression. Young people aged 16 or older, with a Halton GP can self-refer via Mersey Care website.
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I’m really keen to make sure I have as many parent/carer voices as possible.
Can all parents and carers and non clinical staff to complete the following survey on Sensory Scoping:
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Riverside and Cronton College Pupils … See MoreSee Less
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