Parents

This helpful and insightful guide helps parents better understand what eating disorders are and how best to help a teenager who is suffering from one.

Simply written and with clear recommendations and contributions from leading experts, parents and young people themselves, this booklet will inform, equip and empower any parent or carer.

Packed full of handy hints and practical pointers, this resource will help parents to cover all the important stuff as they start the conversations that matter.

A practical, realistic guide for parents wanting to talk to their young people about explicit material.

6 cards featuring inspirational quotes written by young people about different aspects of their mental health.

Downloads of the main talks from Revd Dr Sean Doherty and Rachel Gardner at the 2019 lecture.

Downloads of the main talks from Dr Sarah Williams and and Dr Mark Scanlan at the March 2020 lecture: 'Theology for the Rebellion'.

This bundle is ideal for an older young person who has reached the stage of moving on from youth group. It is full of resources to keep them going and strengthening their faith.

This bundle includes all four Parent's Guides on topics of self-harm, eating disorders, porn and talking about sex.

This bundle is designed to help support you brilliant parents to support and care for your kids, with Parent's Guides, discipleship and prayer resources, and games for the family.

Six simple postcards addressing some of the myths surrounding self-harm

There’s a unique set of challenges which comes with reaching boys, thanks to a mix of hormones, cultural norms and physical differences. Matt Allen and Martin Saunders will look at the range of behaviours and learning styles exhibited by young men alongside programme of discipleship that really connects with today’s teenage boys.