This survey is for practitioners and organisations involved in supporting children and young people experiencing a mental health crisis (aged 12–18, or up to 25 for care-experienced young people) in any capacity. The findings will support the implementation of the Supporting Children and Young People Experiencing Mental Health Crisis Framework. The deadline for responses is 16th September.
This survey is for practitioners and organisations involved in supporting children and young people experiencing a mental health crisis (aged 12–18, or up to 25 for care-experienced young people) in any capacity. The findings will support the implementation of the Supporting Children and Young People Experiencing Mental Health Crisis Framework.
You will be asked about your role in supporting children and young people experiencing a mental health crisis, including the types of crisis presentations you encounter, referral pathways across the system, and any barriers to accessing support. Participation is voluntary and you are free to stop at any point.
Responses will be analysed in aggregate form only, and you will not be identifiable in any publication. The survey should take approximately 10 minutes to complete.
For the purposes of this survey, researchers use the Scottish Government definition of mental health crisis: “a state where a person is unable to cope and they may be a risk to themselves or others. They are likely to require urgent help from others to manage their mental health risks.”
The survey will close on Wednesday 16th September.