Get the right support for your child’s mental health

Private online mental health support for children and young people

You don’t need to have all the answers. Start with a free consultation to talk through what you’re noticing and get clear guidance from experienced clinicians on the right support for your child.

Booking takes around 2 minutes • No referral needed • No obligation to continue

Clinical care you can trust

Melios is part of the Healios family, delivering specialist online support for children, young people and families.

How it works

1. Book a free consultation

Choose a time to talk with us about your child and what you’re noticing.

2. Talk through the right support

We’ll help you understand what type of support may be suitable, whether that’s therapy, post-assessment support or another personalised route.

3. Match your child with the right clinician

If you decide to continue, we’ll recommend the most suitable support route and match your child with a clinician whose experience and approach fit their needs.

4. Begin personalised online support

Your child can access support online from home, with regular reviews and practical recommendations to support everyday life.

Parent review

“I enquired about support for my son and had a short call to talk through the process. At no point did I feel pressured. My worries were listened to, and I came away feeling less anxious about the whole experience.”

Parent • Trustpilot 5-star review

Melios is built on the wider Healios experience of delivering online ADHD, autism and mental health services across children, adults, families and organisations.

Why families choose Melios

Support built around your child

We take time to understand your child’s experiences, strengths and goals.

Experienced clinicians who understand children

Your child is supported by clinicians experienced in children’s mental health, emotional wellbeing, ADHD and autism.

Thoughtful clinician matching

We carefully match your child with a clinician whose expertise and approach are best suited to support them.

Transparent pricing

Free consultation: £0

Your first conversation with us is free, so you can ask questions before deciding whether to continue.

Personalised support options

Costs depend on the type and length of support recommended for your child. We’ll explain the options clearly during your consultation before you make any decision.

What support may include

  • Support for anxiety, low mood, emotional overwhelm or stress
  • Help with confidence, self-esteem, friendships and relationships
  • Support with ADHD or autism-related needs
  • Post-assessment support after an ADHD or autism diagnosis
  • Cognitive behavioural therapy, where clinically appropriate
  • Goal-based support to build resilience and coping strategies
  • Practical recommendations for home, school and everyday life

Book your free consultation

Choose a time to speak with us. This is a first conversation only – there is no obligation to go ahead with an assessment.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my child needs support?

Many parents and carers contact us because they have noticed changes in their child’s mood, behaviour, confidence or wellbeing. You do not need certainty before reaching out.

What if I’m not sure what support my child needs?

That is completely normal. The free consultation is designed to help you talk through what has been happening and understand what support may be most appropriate.

Does my child need a diagnosis or referral?

No. Your child does not need a diagnosis or referral to access support through Melios.

Can this support ADHD or autism-related needs?

Yes. Supporting neurodivergent children and young people is part of our expertise. Support can help after a diagnosis, while waiting for an assessment, or when you are trying to better understand your child’s needs.

Are sessions delivered online?

Yes. Melios support is delivered online through a dedicated clinical platform, allowing children and young people to access support from a familiar environment.

Are online sessions suitable for children and young people?

Online support can work well for many children and young people, especially when they feel more comfortable at home.

Can parents or carers be involved?

Yes. Depending on your child’s age and needs, parents and carers can be involved in the support process. We’ll discuss what feels appropriate for your family.

What types of support are available?

Support may include CBT, goal-based intervention, post-assessment support, trauma-focused therapy or a personalised combination depending on your child’s needs.

When will I find out about costs?

We’ll discuss support options and costs during your free consultation, once we understand more about your child’s needs.

What happens after the consultation?

If you decide to continue, we’ll recommend the most appropriate support route and match your child with a clinician whose experience and approach suit their needs.

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