This resource provides an overview of the current literature on the treatment for youth with co-existing (mental health and substance use) problems (or CEP), and is a practical guide for clinicians working with youth with CEP. It was created by the Werry Centre in 2013.

Increasingly in New Zealand, various adolescent services are required to manage young people who present with acute substance withdrawal. These guidelines were written originally in 2008 and then updated in 2017 to provide guidance around ‘synthetics’ as these are often associated with a severe withdrawal syndrome.

Mental health practitioners now have a range of digital tools at their fingertips and which you can use to support rangatahi | young people. Here you will find information and videos on digital tools, with links to various one's to get you started.

Welcome to Aroha in action | Parenting in Aotearoa - a newspaper providing strategies and tips for parents. In each issue, the aim is to share ideas parents have developed in conjunction with Triple P to overcome parenting challenges, as well as how Triple P practitioners work with whānau to define strategies that create a positive family environment.

Whāraurau aims to strengthen the provision of peer support in eating disorder services in Aotearoa New Zealand through Ngā māuiui kai: Eating disorders and issues Aotearoa youth peer workforce guidelines, which provide a professional development and service integration framework for the peer workforce.

These guidelines have been developed to assist your service in implementing the key components of CAPA.

Here you will find a series of webinars recorded in 2024 relating to Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake (ARFID)

This poster resource provides tips on how to support a person with an eating disorder, giving guidance for caregivers, educators and healthcare providers.