Authors
Charlie Jackson, Joanne Pybis, Mick Cooper, Andy Hill, Karen Cromarty, Jack Rogers
Publication date
2014/12
Journal
Counselling and Psychotherapy Research: Linking research with practice
Volume
14
Issue
4
Pages
315-325
Description
Background: The increasing prevalence of mental health issues in young people has contributed to a rise in the provision of school‐based counselling services in the UK. Between 2008/09 and 2010/11, data were collected from users of secondary school‐based counselling services in Wales.
Aims
To identify the characteristics of users of school‐based counselling services in Wales – including demographics, referral pathways, presenting issues, and predominant issues – and how they compare to users of specialist CAMHS in Wales and Welsh secondary school pupils in general.
Method
Data were collected on 10,687 episodes of counselling. School counsellors completed a client record sheet after each counselling episode and submitted these to their Local Authority. Collated results were then compared to matched data from Welsh specialist CAMHS and Welsh secondary schools data.
Results/findings
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