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NHS staff to train teachers, school nurses and GPs to spot eating disorders
The NHS has published new national guidance to improve how eating disorders are identified and treated in children and young people. As part of this, NHS staff will train teachers, school nurses, and GPs to spot early warning signs and refer young people for help sooner. The guidance moves away from relying on BMI alone and instead focuses on behaviour changes, mental health and family concerns. What this means Eating disorders amongst children and young people have risen rap

Healthwatch Wokingham
24 hours ago


January 2026 Roundup
Our first newsletter of 2026 is packed with updates on our latest projects, local health news, and helpful information and advice. Click below to download our January newsletter in PDF format Join our mailing list to receive our monthly newsletter by clicking on the link below. https://www.healthwatchwokingham.co.uk/?utm_campaign=1840cf8c-233d-4448-8570-bd0e8841176e&utm_source=so&utm_medium=lp#subscribe Other recent newsletter editions December 2026 Roundup: Click below to do

Healthwatch Wokingham
3 days ago


CAMHS Young People's Group launches in Berkshire
Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has announced the launch of its CAMHS Young People Group, with the first meeting taking place online, on Wednesday 25th February. The trust says the group will have the chance to give honest feedback and work alongside the CAMHS team to help shape care. Meeting details When? Wednesday 25 February What time? 6:00 – 7:30pm Where? Online (Microsoft Teams) Anyone aged 13–25 who has accessed a CAMHS service in Berkshire is welcome to join.

Healthwatch Wokingham
6 days ago
Reports


From Tik-Tok to AI: More men are turning to social media and AI for health advice
Latest research from our national body, Healthwatch England has found that 1 in 5 men are now using platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube - and almost 1 in 10 are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots for information on staying healthy. Men in England often face worse health outcomes than women, including higher rates of heart disease, cancer, and suicide—one of the leading causes of death for men under 50. Our national body, Healthwatch England’s research, r

Healthwatch Wokingham
Nov 19, 2025


Now live: Healthwatch Wokingham Annual Report 2024-25
We are delighted to share that our annual report for 2024/2025 ‘Unlocking the power of people-driven care’ is now live and ready for you...

Healthwatch Wokingham
Jun 30, 2025


Report: Empowering young women: improving sexual health awareness and services
Written by the Healthwatch team This report highlights the experiences and feedback of young women (aged 16-24) across Wokingham Borough...

Healthwatch Wokingham
Mar 31, 2025
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