Professionals

#IsitOK? is a set of simple-to-play games, using carefully designed images and messages and ask is it OK to send and receive sexts?

An interactive game to help young people to identify and cope with their own anxious thoughts and feelings in practical ways.

A small group and mentoring course for young people who are self-harming or at risk of doing so.

What is an eating disorder? What are the symptoms? What causes them? And is full recovery possible? This accessible and practical book helps readers come to a full understanding of eating disorders and the various stages involved in recovery.

Kate Middleton draws on years of experience as a psychologist to explain what anxiety is, how it works, and what you can do about it.

Three resources to help young people think about how to respond positively and appropriately to peers who are self-harming. Created for National Self-Harm Awareness Day 2018.

This Youthscape Centre for Research study focuses on questions that 16-19 year olds have about God, faith and religion.

A powerful film and workshop exploring the difficult emotions of rage, despair and hope using the story of Job.

An ideal resource to facilitate healthy conversations around sex and relationships

Safe? is for anyone working with teenagers, whether professionally or in a voluntary role, to recognise signs of various types of abuse or safeguarding risk.

A choice of two packs of 12 cards, using young people's original artwork, answering the question 'Where is God?' or posing their own 'Questions for God'.

A pack of playing cards designed with a different discussion starter on each card, guaranteed to get conversations going among young people.

An in-depth, practical look at self-harm and how you can help sufferers recover.

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

A set of 4 posters designed to raise awareness of anxiety, depression, self-harm and mental health full of distraction and coping techniques and ideas.

52 playing cards containing discussion starters based around understanding, coping and expressing emotions and exploring emotional perspectives

Published four times a year, The Story is a handy digest of UK and international research relevant to work with young people.

Five ready-to-use ideas for creative detached work in schools, with printable downloads to get you started.

Recent years have seen a resurgence of interest in spiritual disciplines and Christian practices. Our latest research report asks: how far has youth ministry picked up this conversation?