What is the point of CAMHS?
CAMHS treats children and adolescents, children don't have mental health issues because they are too young to understand. For example if a 5 year old was to kill someone or do something to hurt someone, it's not mental health, they are too young to understand right from wrong.
Yeah but children can go through traumatic things and have difficulty coping with emotions and they need help with that while they’re still young to stop it getting worse
Original post by Anonymous
children don't have mental health issues
some do
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