Listen to Me
A short film based on real experiences of growing up with a parent who has mental health problems. It gives voice to the confusion and isolation felt by many children and reflects on what support could have made a difference.
Making Sense of Mental Illness
A short film for under 11s that introduces the idea of mental health problems in an honest, age-appropriate way. It encourages conversation, empathy, and helps children think about how to support themselves and others.
The Perfect Ice Cream
Created with young people, this short film helps students explore the idea that not all families are the same. It’s a gentle way to build empathy, start discussion and encourage thoughtful responses to others.
The Elephant in the Room
A short, powerful film made with young people to raise awareness of what it’s like to have a parent with mental health problems. Ideal for use in classrooms or assemblies, it helps students understand they’re not alone and encourages peer support.
Share your story
If you’ve grown up with a parent or carer who has mental health problems and want to share your story, we’d love to hear from you — your words could help someone else feel less alone.
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