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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > Centre for Child, Adolescent & Family Research Seminar Series > Recognising and addressing the trauma-related mental health needs of young people in care
Recognising and addressing the trauma-related mental health needs of young people in careAdd to your list(s) Download to your calendar using vCal
If you have a question about this talk, please contact Louise Gray. Refreshments available from 10:30am! There are over 90,000 young people under local authority care across the UK. They have often experienced high rates of trauma or maltreatment, and other adversities. Once in care many are separated from siblings, and one-third will change placements each year (and thus, caregivers). The mental health outcomes for this group have been well-documented, with at least 50% meeting criteria for a diagnosable mental health condition, and high rates of comorbidities and risk common. This talk will present a series of research projects conducted by the UCL Child Trauma and Recovery research group, which seeks to build a stronger evidence-base on the mental health needs of children and teens under local authority care, and care leavers. This includes longitudinal work on social and cognitive drivers of mental health, through to barriers and facilitators of the delivery of evidence-based mental health care across social-care and mental health sectors. The talk will primarily draw on our research that has focused on (complex) PTSD . Meeting ID: 362 971 038 65 | Passcode: 68Yosm Or why not join us in person? Ground Floor, Old Cavendish Labs, Free School Lane. Location Map | Detailed Directions . This talk is part of the Centre for Child, Adolescent & Family Research Seminar Series series. This talk is included in these lists:
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