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THRIVE Framework

THRIVEF rameworkfor system changeAn essential Framework for communities who are supporting the mental health and wellbeing of children, young people and familiesAuthorsProf Miranda WolpertDr Rita HarrisDr Sally HodgesDr Peter FuggleDr Rachel JamesDr Andy WienerDr Caroline McKennaDr Duncan LawDr Ann YorkDr Melanie JonesProf Peter FonagyDr Isobel FlemingDr Simon MunkEditorsCharlotte Payne & Ellen PerryDesignerCharlotte PayneDisclaimerAll ideas in this paper and related to this Framework are independent of any organisational affiliations, committee membership or other official capacities of any of the authors, other than their roles with the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families and The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation image by Chris Palomar from UnsplashOpposite page image by Alexis Brown from Unsplash 2019 ContentsWhat is the THRIVE Framework ?..The story so THRIVE AdviceGetting HelpGetting More HelpGetting Risk SupportWhy is the THRIVE Framework important?

• they need constant supervision (due to their level of difficulties they are no longer managing self-care) and experience distress on a daily basis. Getting Help Those who need focused goals-based input 8 Image by Lexie Barnhorn from Unsplash 9

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