Leaflets and booklets
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ADHD in the Classroom - Information for Teachers Published by Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust. |
Information about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) for Parents and Carers This leaflet is published by SIGN (Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network). |
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This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people with ADHD and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
r u worried? a guide to what you can do when you’re feeling worried From a series of booklets aimed at 8-12 year-olds. Published by NHS Health Scotland. |
Talking about Anxiety Disorders This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people with anxiety disorders and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
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This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people who have panic attacks and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
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This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people with stress and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
Autistic Spectrum Disorders - Booklet for Parents and Carers This booklet is based on a guideline issued to all NHS staff. Published by SIGN (Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network). |
Autistic Spectrum Disorders - Booklet for Young People This booklet is based on a guideline issued to all NHS staff. Published by SIGN (Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network). |
Information for Parents - Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) and Related Conditions This booklet was developed by the Early Support programme in partnership with the National Autistic Society and TreeHouse. |
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This booklet has been developed by NHS Education for Scotland and funded by the Scottish Government. |
Tricky Moments - hints and tips for managing your child’s challenging behaviour (2012) This booklet is aimed at parents, and contains practical tips and strategies for managing challenging behaviour from children who have a learning disability and/or autism. However many of the suggestions will be helpful to all parents, whether their child has a disability or not. |
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Published by Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust. |
Help is at Hand - A Resource for People Bereaved by Suicide and Other Sudden, Traumatic Death This booklet contains a few pages relating to children and young people. Published by the Department of Health. |
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This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people experiencing bereavement and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
when someone dies... how to cope when someone dear to you is gone This leaflet, which deals with issues around bereavement, is only to be used with one-to-one support of children experiencing loss. Available on request from Health Scotland (www.healthscotland.com). |
Talking about Bipolar Affective Disorder This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people with bipolar affective disorders and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
Bullying... You can make a difference - A practical guide for parents and carers (2008) This booklet is designed to help parents and carers, by giving them the practical skills and confidence to support children, and deal with bullying behaviour if it arises. Produced by Respectme, Scotland's Anti-Bullying Service. |
Confident Happy Children - Advice for Parents and Carers of Primary School Children on Bullying Booklet published by the Scottish Government. |
Cyberbullying...Are You Switched On? This leaflet from Respectme (Scotland's Anti-Bullying Service) will guide you through an introduction of commonly used technology, how you can discuss responsible use with children and young people and what you can do if a child or young person is being bullied or is bullying others. |
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Anti-bullying information leaflet for primary-age children. Published by the Scottish Government. |
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Anti-bullying information for young people in secondary school. Published by the Scottish Government. |
Good To Know - Advice for Parents and Carers of Teenagers on Bullying Booklet published by the Scottish Government. |
Let's Stop Bullying - Advice for Children and Young People This leaflet is aimed at providing information relevant to school pupils between the ages of 10 and 13 (P6 – S2). It has been prepared by the Anti-Bullying Network (ABN), in collaboration with the Scottish Executive. It contains information for pupils who are being bullied or who want to help others. |
Let's Stop Bullying - Advice for Parents and Families This leaflet is aimed at providing information relevant to families that are worried about bullying in school. It has been prepared by the Anti-Bullying Network (ABN), in collaboration with the Scottish Executive. |
Let's Stop Bullying - Advice for Young people This leaflet is aimed at providing information relevant to school students between the ages of 14 and 18 (S3 – S6). It has been prepared by the Anti-Bullying Network (ABN), in collaboration with the Scottish Executive. It contains information for pupils who are being bullied or who want to help others. |
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This leaflet gives advice for parents about bullying, from Respectme, Scotland's Anti-Bullying Service. |
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This Guide is for young people. Produced by the Fife Child Protection Committee. |
A Guide to Fife Child Protection Committee Produced by the Fife Child Protection Committee. |
A Practitioners and Managers Guide to Information Sharing Produced by the Fife Child Protection Committee. |
Child Protection Case Conferences: Information for Practitioners Produced by the Fife Child Protection Committee. |
Family Protection Unit: Talk to Someone Who Understands In May 2006, following a review of its Community Protection functions, Fife Constabulary merged its existing Child Protection and Domestic Abuse units to form the Family Protection Unit. This leaflet is about the family protection unit. |
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This guidance has been produced by Fife Child Protection Committee. It aims to assist practitioners working with hostile and/or uncooperative parents or carers, especially when there are child protection concerns and where a child may be subject to child protection registration. |
Local Child Protection Groups in Fife: How Can your Local Child Protection Group Help You? Published by the Fife Child Protection Committee. |
Multi-agency Access to the Fife Child Protection Register - Information for Practitioners Published by the Fife Child Protection Committee. |
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Published by the Scottish Government. |
Safe from Harm, Care and Welfare - A Quick Guide for Adults Information and advice on what to do and who to contact if a child is being harmed. Published by Fife Council. |
Safe from Harm, Care and Welfare - A Quick Guide for Young People Information and advice for Young People who may be or know someone who is being harmed. Published by Fife Council. |
Safe from Harm: A Guide for Children Information and advice for Children who may be or know someone who is being harmed. Published by Fife Council. |
are we there yet? a report for under 12s about children's rights in Scotland (2008) This booklet is for children, and is all about what’s been happening in Scotland to keep the promises made in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Published by the Scottish Government. |
Confidentiality: Your Rights - A Guide for Children and Young People Under 16 Produced by Health Rights Information Scotland, a project of Consumer Focus Scotland, for the Scottish Government Health Directorates. |
Consent: Your Rights - A Guide for Children and Young People Under 16 Produced by Health Rights Information Scotland, a project of Consumer Focus Scotland, for the Scottish Government Health Directorates. |
Have Your Say! Your Right to be Heard: A Guide for Young People Produced by Health Rights Information Scotland, a project of Consumer Focus Scotland, for the Scottish Government Health Directorates. |
Information sharing leaflets for children and parents Produced by the Children in Fife Group to explain why children's services want to share information about children, what information will be shared, and with whom. |
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child - A Guide for Children and Young People This booklet is for people under the age of 18. |
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Explained (2008) This booklet is all about what’s been happening in Scotland to keep the promises made to children in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Published by the Scottish Government. |
What can I do at my age? (March 2009) Produced by the Scottish Government and cl@n childlaw. |
r u sad? a guide to what you can do when you’re sad From a series of booklets aimed at 8-12 year-olds. Published by NHS Health Scotland. |
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This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people with depression and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
family break-ups - a guide to how to cope when parents split up From a series of booklets aimed at 8-12 year-olds. Published by NHS Health Scotland. |
Domestic Abuse: There is No Excuse This leaflet provides information and sources of help and support to victims of domestic abuse. Published by the Scottish Government. |
Leaflets from Dyslexia Scotland (www.dyslexiascotland.org.uk/links-and-resources) Dyslexia Scotland has produced leaflets for parents and teachers, which are available on their website. |
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The Dyspraxia Foundation has produced leaflets on various aspects of dyspraxia, which are available to download from their website. |
Managing Mealtimes When Your Child has an Eating Disorder - Information for Families Published by Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust. |
Talking about Eating Disorders This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people with eating disorders and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
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Magazine-style booklet aimed at young men, covering issues around mental and physical wellbeing, from diet to controlling anger. Published by Health Scotland. |
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Booklet for young people aged 12 to 16, on a range of mental health issues. Published by the Health Education Board for Scotland. |
Head Kit - Tools for Health Minds in Healthy Bodies Booklet for young people aged 16 to 18, on a range of mental health issues. Published by the Health Education Board for Scotland. |
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A supporting guide for parents, carers, teachers, play workers and others working with 8–12 year-olds and wishing to use Health Scotland’s "r u ok?" range of five leaflets. Published by NHS Health Scotland. |
Tricky Moments - hints and tips for managing your child’s challenging behaviour (2012) This booklet is aimed at parents, and contains practical tips and strategies for managing challenging behaviour from children who have a learning disability and/or autism. However many of the suggestions will be helpful to all parents, whether their child has a disability or not. |
Whatever Life Brings: Understanding Your Child’s Mental Health This booklet outlines for parents and carers the things that keep children and young people in good mental health and suggests what can help when children are troubled. Published by the Mental Health Foundation. |
Looked after children & young people: working together to improve outcomes (2008) This advice leaflet is for teachers and other professionals concerned with the educational development of pupils who are looked after by local authorities in Scotland. |
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) - Information for Teachers (2007) This information sheet explains about how obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can affect the pupil in school. There are also suggestions for how teachers can best support a pupil with OCD in school. Published by Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust. |
Talking about phobias (2007) This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people who have a personality disorder and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
Talking about schizophrenia (2005) This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people with schizophrenia and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
Talking about self-harm (2009) This booklet reflects many discussions, suggestions and comments made by health professionals, professional bodies, lay and voluntary organisations, people who self-harm and their friends and family. Published by Health Scotland. |
The truth about self-harm: for young people and their friends and families (2006) This booklet by the Camelot Foundation and the Mental Health Foundation is for anyone who wants to understand self-harm among young people - why it happens, how to deal with it, and how to recover from what can be become a very destructive cycle. |
Social Work Services in Fife for Children, Young People and their Families (2007, to be reviewed 2009) Leaflet published by Fife Council. |
Alcohol: What Every Parent Should Know (2007) Published by Health Scotland. |
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Published by the Scottish Government. |
Cocaine and Crack Cocaine - Know the Score Published by the Scottish Government. |
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Published by the Scottish Government. |
Drugs: What Every Parent Should Know (2008) Published by Health Scotland. |
Fags ‘n’ Hash - The Essential Guide to Cutting Down the Risks of Using Tobacco and Cannabis (2005) Published by Health Scotland. |
Frank: all about drugs - does your child know more than you? (2006) Published by Talk to Frank which is an independent government-funded website providing information on drugs. |
Know the Score - Directory of Services (November 2003) Published by the Scottish Government. |
These are pocket guides from Know the Score, www.knowthescore.info
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Volatile Substance Abuse - Know the Score (2003) Published by the Scottish Government. |
The Art of Conversation: A guide to talking, listening and reducing stigma surrounding suicide (2012) This booklet has information about the myths and facts around suicide, how to spot the signs, how to help, how to talk and how to listen. It also has details of suicide prevention training and a list of resources. Published by NHS Health Scotland. |
These leaflets cover many aspects of Tourette Syndrome. Published by Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust.
For Teachers: Managing tics in the classroom Tourette syndrome and bullying at school
For young people and families: An introduction to Tourette syndrome Non-medical treatments for Tourette syndrome Tourette syndrome and anger management Tourette syndrome and depression Tourette syndrome and explaining to other people Tourette syndrome and learning Tourette syndrome and the future |
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Published by Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust. |
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