Views From The Cove (Blog)

More positive activity!

More of our young people out and about enjoying their first football match and a fun day out in Stourport! We continue to support our Young people to engage therapeutically to provide a safe escapism from the sometimes emotional struggles of life.Helping them feel...

Easter fun!

Our young people enjoyed their Easter break with days out in Bournemouth, the Black Country Museum and the Malvern Hills!We continue to support our Young people to engage therapeutically to provide a safe escapism from the sometimes emotional struggles of life.Helping...

Anxiety in children: a modern-day epidemic

0 There really is no good news about any of this, but there just might be a way to help those that are suffering to the extent that their anxiety is impacting on day-to-day activities: cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). It's relatively inexpensive, in fact, it can...

This is not Goodbye!

Today we celebrate our Cove ray of sunshine! Halima, our lovely head office receptionist/hive of knowledge, is leaving us to have a beautiful baby girl.Halima you will be greatly missed and we wish you all the best for you and your beautiful family!We celebrated with...

Good news!

I am delighted to announce that Cove Care’s own design of our inpatient child and adolescent mental health (CAMHS) unit has been successfully patented with the international bureau. This award demonstrates the innovation, uniqueness and creativity of the design, and...

Youth Mental Health in ‘Dire Straits’

This article reveals some interesting figures around the rise in Mental Health disorders in young people. "This concentration of disability burden at an early age raises concern about the potential lifetime impact of these conditions," wrote the authors, led by...

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Children’s Mental Health Week

This year's theme is 'My Voice Matters' During Children’s Mental Health Week we want all children and young people, whoever they are, and wherever they are in the world, to be able to say – and believe - “My Voice Matters”. My Voice Matters is about empowering...

Waiting too long!

It's incredible theseheadlines just keep getting written and perpetuating like it's some kind of 'new normal'. But they do. By my calculations, the -frankly staggering - almost 500,000 children that are currently on the NHS child and adolescent mental health services...