You in Mind: Young People's Emotional Health & Well Being

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Kate Carney is focused on improving emotional health and wellbeing for young people. In 2016, she conducted research on mental health support for apprenticeship providers and the NHS. She wants to make mental health information and services easy for young people to access in one place discreetly. Apprenticeship providers could benefit from tools to help conversations about mental health and retain learners. As a community, we can understand learner experiences, identify opportunities for early intervention, and encourage conversation about mental health.

Young People’s
Emotional Health & Wellbeing
Kate Carney

Understand the Learner Experience and you’ll
see things you’ve never imagined*
*Only for the brave
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org

Improving visibility of mental health
support & services across the UK
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org

2016
 Apprenticeship Provider Marketing
 NHS Mental Health research
 Schools & Colleges mental health engagement
 Learner Journey & Patient Pathway mapping
The most important thing of 2016 was…
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org

I met Gemma & Ellie
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org

Young people want…
 Info all in one place
 Reliable
 Easy to use
 Discreet
 Consistent
 To talk about it!
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org
Apprenticeship providers…
 Support & understand the whole learner
 Need market differentiators
 Need tools to aid conversation & retention
 Need reasons to engage
 Be outstanding - Ofsted
 Need insight & data to show value

• Opening up the conversation about mental
health
• Search by type of condition
• Branded link for your organsation
• Integrated to other services & support
• Quarterly insight & reporting

What can we do as a
community?
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org

•Understand learner experiences
•Identify opportunities – early intervention
supports prevention
•Be proactive & pay attention
•Encourage conversation & provide tools
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org

kate@youinmind.org
07717 203 763
>> info.youinmind.org <<
Kate Carney @chief_STITCH info.youinmind.org

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