Kids on the Edge

Kids on the Edge (2016)

EndedDocumentary show

More children than ever are being diagnosed with mental health disorders. This series goes behind the scenes at the Tavistock and Portman, which is at the forefront of exploring young people's minds.

Network
Scheduleevery Wednesday at 22:00 (65 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E03Troubled GirlsNov. 30, 2016
S01E02Last Chance SchoolNov. 23, 2016
S01E01The Gender ClinicNov. 16, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Kids on the Edge' premiere?

'Kids on the Edge' premiered on February 9, 2016.

Who were the main subjects of the show?

The main subjects of 'Kids on the Edge' were children and teenagers facing various mental health challenges.

What was the format of the show?

'Kids on the Edge' was a documentary series that followed real-life stories of young people dealing with mental health issues.

What were some of the topics covered in the show?

Some of the topics covered in 'Kids on the Edge' included anxiety disorders, eating disorders, autism, and self-harm.

Who were the experts featured in the show?

'Kids on the Edge' featured a range of experts, including psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, and educators, who provided insights and guidance on the various mental health issues.

How many episodes were there in the first season?

The first season of 'Kids on the Edge' consisted of six episodes.

What were the different approaches used to help the children in the show?

The show explored different therapeutic approaches, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), art therapy, play therapy, and family therapy, to help the children overcome their mental health challenges.

Were the outcomes positive for the children in the show?

The outcomes varied for each child, but the show aimed to provide a realistic portrayal of their journeys, including both successes and challenges.

Was the show well-received by critics?

'Kids on the Edge' received positive reviews from critics, who praised its sensitive approach to addressing important mental health issues affecting young people.

How did the show raise awareness about mental health?

'Kids on the Edge' aimed to raise awareness about mental health by portraying the struggles and triumphs of young people, thereby destigmatizing these issues and encouraging open conversations.

Did the show provide resources for viewers seeking help?

Yes, 'Kids on the Edge' provided information and resources for viewers seeking help for themselves or their children dealing with mental health challenges.

Were there any follow-up episodes or updates on the children featured in the show?

Some episodes of 'Kids on the Edge' included follow-up segments, providing updates on the progress of the children and the approaches used to support them.

Did the show highlight any systemic issues in the mental health care system?

'Kids on the Edge' shed light on some of the challenges within the mental health care system, such as long waiting times for assessments and limited access to specialized services.

Did the show have a specific target audience?

Although 'Kids on the Edge' primarily aimed to raise awareness and understanding among the general public, it also provided valuable insights for professionals working in the field of mental health.

Can the show be considered educational?

Yes, 'Kids on the Edge' can be considered educational as it offered viewers a deeper understanding of mental health issues and the different approaches used to support young people.

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