Our Therapeutic Interventions

This provides an opportunity to explore emotions through creative and play-based therapeutic interventions

A therapeutic parenting approach that uses current attachment and trauma theory to help children and carers develop their relationships

Psychotherapy is used to help participants discuss and understand their emotional difficulties

DBT is designed to help change patterns of behaviour that can be destructive, such as self-harm, suicidal thinking and substance abuse

Mindfulness aims to make people aware of their own thoughts and behaviours and encourages them to take control of the emotions caused by such thoughts

DDP was developed for use in families where there are attachment issues or seperation from familiar caregivers

CBT aims to improve problem management skills by looking at issues from another perspective and changing behaviour patterns

This focuses on teaching young people how to form healthy relationships with adults and peers

Life story work aims to help children better understand their past, defining lines between reality and fiction