Young people asked to influence mental health support in Norfolk and Suffolk
The Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) is looking for young people to take part in research.
The Trust is currently looking for young people to get involved in research into controlling strong feelings, trauma following a scary experience, and genetic links to anxiety and depression.
It's already been working with youngsters to produce two information and activity booklets explaining research to children aged one to five, young people aged 10 to 14 and their families.
They're sent to all young people's referrals received into NSFT research, explaining what to expect when taking part in mental health research and their right around involvement.
Postcards featuring artwork by other young people who've taken part are also included with them.
Katy Rowe, who leads Children and Young People's Research to Support Mental Health Needs (CHEYENNE), said: "CHEYENNE intends to ensure that we improve and expand the opportunities for young people and their families to take part in research.
"We want young people and families to have a really positive experience through having a team that are skilled in empowering young people and ensuring inclusivity in the whole research journey."
You can find more information and how to get involved on the NSFT website.