CORC are experts in measuring mental health outcomes. Our work is committed to using & improving evidence to benefit children & young people’s #mentalhealth & #wellbeing. Our website contains up to date information about #outcomemeasures & lots more ⬇️ orlo.uk/3ZtiZ

Researchers from UCL Brain Sciences have found new clues that point towards how exercise reduces symptoms of depression. They propose that the process may hinge on motivation, which is crucial for alleviating a number of depressive symptoms. Read more 👇 bit.ly/3SulsOP

Young people told us that when they are struggling they are usually told to see a professional, but they don’t often get much advice about how they could help themselves. We hope these self care tips and activity ideas will be useful: orlo.uk/MZ7Mk #SelfCareMatters

Young people are individuals ready to have their voices heard and to contribute to important decisions and practices that impact their lives. We're big on involving young people from the start. Read why participation is important: orlo.uk/G2Dhp #InternationalYouthDay

Final call for young people aged 12-18 who are interested in supporting our research on image-based mental health questionnaires! Find out more: orlo.uk/lktKL #mentalhealth #research Anna Freud Child Outcomes Research Consortium (CORC)

It's #YouthDay today! Are you as passionate about championing young people's voices as we are? Join team #BeeWell! We're recruiting a Youth Co-creation Project Lead in Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton! Closes 20th Aug. Apply here: ow.ly/HZXV50SMbOo

Are you a care experienced young person aged 16-25? Would you like to shape the future of services for children in care and care leavers? We have a great new opportunity to join the Coram Voice Youth Advisory Board! Find out more and apply today! coramvoice.org.uk/latest/could-y…

This research investigates the clinical- & cost-effectiveness of the DISCOVER cognitive behavioural therapy workshop on symptoms of depression in 16–18-year-olds. Findings indicate that it could be a promising early intervention in schools. Read the paper: orlo.uk/Cwotz

CISP_ICPS Nicole A. D'souza Caitlin Muhl Dr Kate Mulligan Canadian Social Prescribing Student Collective Social Biobehavioural Research Group Canadian Red Cross 🔦 Excited to be part of this webinar where we will be talking about #socialprescribing applications for #young #people including latest developments and future directions 🔦 Sign up 👇🏽 The National Academy for Social Prescribing Social Biobehavioural Research Group Social Prescribing Youth Network Social Prescribing Network Behavioural Science & Health UCL Anna Freud Evidence Based Practice Unit UCL IEHC

If you know someone who isn't happy with their exam results today, let them know about these tips and remind them that they're not alone 💜

We are extending our image-based measures research! We're looking for young people aged 12-18 who'd like to support the creation of some image-based #MentalHealth questionnaires. Find out more: orlo.uk/JPllV #research

If you missed our 'So What?' seminar in June, it's now available to watch in full on YouTube. In this session, we explored recent research looking at better conceptualisation of outcome and experience measures for children and young people’s mental health orlo.uk/sCsTR

Building on our previous Wellbeing Measurement for Schools pupil surveys, used by #schools and #colleges, the CORC team are busy finalising a new user friendly modular approach. To be launched via our September newsletter - sign up to find out more: orlo.uk/5aSwI

This open access paper was published earlier in the year by our team and collaborators: Gender, marginalised groups and young people’s mental health: a longitudinal analysis of trajectories. Read it in full: orlo.uk/E9v89

Our free 20 minute module will help you to: ▶️ understand that different measures have different purposes ▶️ use a logic model to help identify what you need to measure ▶️ know where to find more information on specific measures to make the choice 🔽 orlo.uk/6BEVI

The #GoodChildhoodReport 2024 is here, and it shows concerning findings for the wellbeing of children in the UK. We see a continuing decline in young people’s wellbeing. This must end now. Read more in the full report: childrenssociety.org.uk/good-childhood

Going back to school can be tough for young people. We have resources to help you help them through it 💙 Lesson plan and teaching resources: orlo.uk/646HN For education professionals: orlo.uk/ZbB9Z For parents and carers: orlo.uk/RV9r2

The Good Childhood Report from The Children's Society highlights the challenges faced by children - challenges that can be tackled through prevention and early intervention. Read their six steps to creating a better world for children and why this matters: orlo.uk/FquWW

'Progress feedback' is the ongoing monitoring of an individual's treatment response with standardised measures. This narrative review, published earlier in the year, explores the use of progress feedback to enhance treatment outcomes. Read it in full: orlo.uk/shYhH