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Award winning digital mental health support for Children and Young People

The Sandbox should not be used for emergencies. Click here to find a crisis service.

What Is The Sandbox?
The Sandbox, part of Mindler, is an innovative digital mental healthcare service for Children and Young People.
Mental health struggle is something most of us will experience at some point in our lives – it’s simply part of being human. We're here for you when that happens.
We work together with the NHS, local government, and other organisations to help Children and Young People with their mental health.

Free 6-Week Online Anxiety Group
We’re offering a free 6-week virtual group therapy programme for young people aged 12–14 in Hertfordshire who are experiencing anxiety. Led by qualified therapists, these small, supportive sessions help young people learn practical tools to manage anxiety, build confidence, and feel calmer in everyday life.
Key details:
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Weekdays at 4:00 pm (after school)
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90-minute sessions
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Maximum 10 participants
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Delivered online
Book a free place (spaces are limited): sandbox@mindler.co.uk
Have Your Say
We want to hear from young people and parents or carers from Asian backgrounds about their experiences accessing mental health support. If you’ve ever tried to get help (for yourself or for your child), your perspective can help shape more inclusive and accessible support for others.
The survey is anonymous, should take only about 5 minutes, and is open to both young people and parents/carers. Your feedback will help us understand what’s working and where we need to improve.
If you have any questions, you can contact us at sandbox@mindler.co.uk


Latest On The Resource Zone
Every month you will find fresh new content that will help you on your mental health journey.
Check out some of our latest posts and head over to the Resource Zone to find the full list of topics.

The Toolbox - Autism & ADHD Resources

The Toolbox is a brand new website for Young People who have been diagnosed with or suspect they have Autism or ADHD.
Find out about local workshops (Hertfordshire only), national organisations, and go through our resources to help you better understand and live with those conditions.










