The signs are usually there, just quiet.
The Hidden Struggles
A teenager who’s been more irritable for weeks, and everyone assumes it’s just being a teenager. An adult who’s slowly doing less, going out less, without a single dramatic moment marking the change. Mental health in 22q isn’t only about whether there’s a diagnosis, it’s about noticing the quiet shifts before they become a crisis. This webinar with Linda Campbell and Sasja Duijff helps families and professionals understand how wellbeing and vulnerability interact in 22q, recognise early changes, and strengthen the foundations that protect mental health over time.
In this session, Linda and Sasja cover how anxiety, depression, OCD, psychosis-risk, and other mental health challenges can present differently across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, the early warning signs that are often overlooked, including subtle behaviour changes, withdrawal, and sudden drops in functioning, and practical steps for seeking assessment and support, and communicating concerns within healthcare systems. You don’t need a diagnosis to know something has shifted. You just need to notice, and to act on it.
A compassionate, informative session to help you notice what others might miss, and respond early, effectively, and with confidence.
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Available in English. Subtitles available in: 🇸🇪 Swedish | 🇳🇱 Dutch | 🇩🇪 German | 🇫🇷 French | 🇪🇸 Spanish