Health and wellbeing is about looking after both your body and your mind so you can feel your best and cope with everyday life. It includes things like getting enough sleep, eating regularly, staying active, managing stress, and talking about how you feel. Everyone has ups and downs, and it’s normal to have tough days. It might be a particular issue that causing you to worry but what matters most is knowing ways to look after yourself and where to get support when you need it. Taking small steps to care for your wellbeing can help you feel more confident, resilient, and ready to face whatever comes next.
FYI Website

FYI (For Your Information) is Norfolk’s go‑to website for 11–24 year olds. It has answers to lots of health and wellbeing questions and offers support with everyday life. You’ll find information:
Visit the website to watch helpful videos and read more easy‑to‑understand information.
Would you like someone to talk or chat to? FYI links to lots of helpful websites, and below are just a few that are based in Norfolk, so they’re especially for young people who live here.
Get free, safe and anonymous support.
You can access mental health advice, support and counselling at MAP that’s free, confidential and carried out by trained professionals.
Just One Number is a single point of access for Norfolk & Waveney Children & Young People's Health Services.
Self-help CBT techniques

You may have heard of CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) and wondered what it is, how it works, or whether it could help you.
This website helps you learn more about CBT through short videos and easy‑to‑use online self‑help tools. These can help you cope with worries, challenge unhelpful thoughts, solve problems in new ways, build resilience, and improve your mental wellbeing.
This isn’t a full CBT course, but it does offer practical tips and simple strategies based on CBT techniques that you can try for yourself.
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