Hull CWPs can work with any child or family that is registered with a Hull GP, even if they live in the East Riding.
CWPs are a community-based service. We will work with any child or family that is appropriate for the support we offer, regardless of whether they attend school, college, are home schooled, or are NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training).
We work from health centres and family hubs across the city. Wherever possible we will try to ensure that appointments are in a convenient location for you to reach.
1:1 treatment usually lasts between 6-12 sessions, and these are offered on a weekly basis. Our parent-led groups last for 6 sessions over 7 weeks.
A typical session will involve talking to a practitioner about how you are feeling. We will share some skills to support you and a task to help you practise between sessions. Bring with you a pen, and any home tasks you have completed from the previous session. You can choose to have a parent/carer with you if you like. If a parent/carer brings you to your session but you don’t want them in the session, your practitioner will ask them to sit outside.
At the end of the sessions, we will complete a ‘staying well plan’ with you. This is a summary of knowledge and skills to help you in the future. If further needs are identified, these will be discussed, and you will be signposted for further support.
The Youth Recovery and Wellbeing College (YRWC) is a community for those aged 11–18 living in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.
Our teams support children, young people, their families, and other people who are important to young people.
Speak to our team in your local area, you can talk to us about anything!