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Read research and information summaries about the prevalence, onset, risk factors, assessment and treatment for common mental health issues in young people, as well as finding clinical practice guidelines. Access printable fact sheets to share with young people and family and friends supporting young people.

Clinical research database

Find published studies (controlled trials and systematic reviews) of treatment and prevention strategies for mental health and substance use problems in young people. The database includes research published from 1980 with new research added annually.

Treatment guidelines Printable fact sheets for young people and families

Treatment guidelines Printable fact sheets for young people and families

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What risks need to be considered?

Understanding self-harm – for health professionals

People who engage in self-harm deliberately hurt their bodies. The term 'self-harm' (also referred to as 'deliberate self-injury' or parasuicide refers to a range of behaviours, not a mental disorder…

Safety planning when a young person is reluctant to engage

Asking about self-harm and suicidal thinking

Assessing risk with a young person

Clinical Tips: Assessing Risk of Suicide and Self-Harm

Assessment of risk of self-harm and suicidality involves making enquiry into the extent of the young person’s thinking, intent and behaviour around self-harm or suicide.