Family Mental Wealth

Family Mental Wealth We help families to build their children’s mental health. We’re here to support you with resources for parents, schools and companies.

Trying our new digital tools to help children build their mental health is just one of many research opportunities from ...
22/11/2022

Trying our new digital tools to help children build their mental health is just one of many research opportunities from the National Institute for Health and Care Research. When you look at our opportunity, please also look around their site to see others. https://www.peopleinresearch.org/opportunity/useability-testing-of-new-digital-tools-to-help-children-build-mentally-healthy-lives

The University of Sussex is conducting useability testing of new digital tools (for use on phones/tablets) to help children, supported by their parents/carers, to build mentally healthy lives, reducing the risk of mental ill-health. These were developed by Family Mental Wealth, funded by NIHR. Famil...

https://youtu.be/Q4fuocY5O_IThe psychology underlying our new tools to help children build mentally healthy lives, reduc...
08/11/2022

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The psychology underlying our new tools to help children build mentally healthy lives, reducing the risk of mental ill-health. Join us to try them: www.FamilyMentalWealth.com/Research

The evidence-based psychology underlying our new tools to help children build mentally healthy lives, reducing the risk of mental ill-health. Join us to try ...

Yes Primary Prevention is really important - helping children build mentally healthy lives, reducing the risk of mental ...
27/10/2022

Yes Primary Prevention is really important - helping children build mentally healthy lives, reducing the risk of mental ill-health. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0924977X22008689 That’s why our team has created Headway. See brief demo at www.FamilyMentalWealth.com/Research

European NeuropsychopharmacologyVolume 65, December 2022, Pages 30-32Primary prevention in psychiatry is not science fictionAuthor links open overlay panelCelsoArangoaPaoloFusar-PolibcdShow moreShareCitehttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.euroneuro.2022.09.008Get rights and contentSection snippetsFunding/Supp...

A very exciting day today on our long journey of creating digital tools (for use on phones/tablets) to help children bui...
24/10/2022

A very exciting day today on our long journey of creating digital tools (for use on phones/tablets) to help children build their mental health, and reduce the risk of mental ill-health. They move into useability testing (www.FamilyMentalWealth.com/Research) being conducted for us by Sussex University.
Thank you everyone who has been part of this so far. If you know families (with children aged 9-18) who might like to be amongst the first to try out these new digital tools, please point them to www.FamilyMentalWealth.com/Research where they can see a short introductory video.

Are you keen to help families build their children’s mental health? Would you like to be involved in leading-edge research which will help the NHS? If so, will you join us? If you think you might b…

21/10/2022

Great opportunity to try our new digital tools to help children build mentally healthy lives, reducing the risk of mental ill-health. www.FamilyMentalWealth.com/Research

01/09/2022

“Parents come with experience of their family, clinicians bring their expertise, and the child knows what they've been going through better than everyone” Valuing each other in the ‘Triangle of Care’.

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The whole family can play a part in helping your child to build a mentally healthy life. And our Headway: Parent Toolkit...
31/08/2022

The whole family can play a part in helping your child to build a mentally healthy life. And our Headway: Parent Toolkit can help.

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Maudsley Learning

30/08/2022

“I've learned masses through it.” Parents who help their child recover from mental ill-health can learn and grow through the experience.

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Maudsley Learning

29/08/2022

“We also will grow through the experience, as we share in our child’s recovery journey.” Parents are on our own journey as we develop knowledge and skills for family-based self-help.

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Maudsley Learning

Every child and every family is different. Our Headway: Parent Toolkit can help you discover what will most help your ch...
26/08/2022

Every child and every family is different. Our Headway: Parent Toolkit can help you discover what will most help your child’s journey of recovery from mental ill-health.

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Maudsley Learning

25/08/2022

“I used to worry about saying the wrong thing… will that make the situation worse?” But we can develop the knowledge and skills for family-based self-help.

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Maudsley Learning

24/08/2022

“Parental support of self-help is very valuable. Not least so that the child does not feel that they carry the responsibility for their recovery on their own.”

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Helping families invest in their mental wealth

Dr Elizabeth McNaught (Lizzie) is a medical doctor with lived experience of eating disorders, having nearly died from anorexia at the age of 14. Since qualifying as a doctor she told her story in her book Life Hurts: a doctor’s personal journey through anorexia.

Lizzie had no idea that this would become a best-seller, leading to many opportunities to speak on TV and radio, often with her father or mother, Nick & Carol Pollard, to provide a parent’s perspective.

It was after one such TV appearance that Lizzie suggested to her parents that they should now create other resources to help families whose children are living through mental health issues. Thus Family Mental Wealth was born.

The term Mental Wealth is a combination of mental health and wellbeing. There are many sources of support to help people invest in their family’s financial wealth or property wealth. Our mission is to help people invest in their family’s mental wealth, by building resilience together. Our initial focus is on eating disorders, but the principles underlying these resources apply to a wide range of mental health issues and we are gradually expanding our offerings to facilitate family-based pro-active self-care for all mental health conditions, from postnatal depression to dementia.