Young people can expect to experience different kinds of transitions, depending on their condition and the health services available. Listening to these stories will be useful when you are thinking about, planning for, and making your transition.

Each transition experience is unique and has its ups and downs.

Having a support network can really help to make your transition as smooth as possible.

It can take time to settle into your new environment.

It is normal to feel anxious during the transition. Listen to the advice that these young people have for you.

Your role might change but you still play an important part.

Compassion is key when dealing with young people making the move.

Trepidation and excitement, it is normal to have mixed emotions before you make the transition.

Transition can be challenging but advice from those who have been through it can help.

The first visit to the adult hospital or clinic can seem daunting but it doesn’t have to be that way.

Taking the step up to adult health care can give you a new sense of independence.

The health care team are there to work with you. Talking to them can be easier than you think.

You’re planning your transition from child to adult health care so what can you expect?

Parents also go through a transition and often find it hard to let go!

Support comes in many forms, here are some tips on where to look for it.

We all have bad days but don’t let them hold you back!