Important Notice: Global Microsoft Outage – 13 November

Following today’s global Microsoft outage, some Microsoft systems are gradually being restored, although disruption may continue across our technology and systems. Our services are continuing to operate under tried and tested business continuity plans. Please continue to use our services and attend appointments as planned unless we contact you to advise otherwise. In a life-threatening emergency, call 999. For urgent medical assistance, contact NHS 111.

CAMHS Mental Health Helpline

If you feel you need urgent (non-emergency) mental health support and would like to talk to someone, you can contact the CAMHS Mental Health Helpline - 0800 023 2133

Monday-Friday 5pm-11pm, Weekends & Bank Holidays 9am-11pm. Between 11pm-9am please contact NHS 111, option 2, to access mental health crisis support.

In an emergency: If you or someone else has seriously injured themselves, taken an overdose or are on the point of doing so, call 999 or go directly to A&E.

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Decider Skills

What is Decider skills?

The Decider Skills Course is based on principles from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT). Throughout the course, we explore a range of practical life skills together. These skills are designed to help you better understand your emotions, build tolerance for emotional distress, and develop healthier coping strategies—particularly around anxiety, challenging behaviours, and low mood.

Groups are formed with young people of similar ages and emotional needs. Sessions are delivered both online and in-person across Wiltshire both in term time, and school holidays. To gain the most benefit, it is important to take an active part in the sessions and practise the skills regularly between meetings. To find out more see the link here.

We run Decider group sessions in school and after school, we in addition run face to face group sessions across Wiltshire.

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