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OUR SERVICES
We work closely with our network of referring agencies to consider the needs of each child or young person and how we might best work together to help them. We welcome working as part of a team around a young person/family. We receive regular referrals from social workers, schools, early help providers, GPs, community organisations and families directly. We are also delighted to have been approved as a provider for the Adoption Support Fund.
If you are a young person who cannot access funding, or you are supporting a child/young person who is finding it hard to access or afford help - have a look at Our Projects page to find out about our grant and donation funded programmes.
We regularly provide arts therapies for organisations and others who wish to access arts therapy for a child or young person they have in mind. Organisations can purchase a bespoke series of sessions or a place on one of our themed-programmes. We also provide training for professionals in how to bring creativity into your work with children and young people.
We offer:
Individual and group arts psychotherapies with qualified and registered therapists (for those aged 5 to 25).
We offer art, drama, music, play and dance movement psychotherapy. We can quote for a series of sessions or consider referrals for our grant funded programmes.
We co-design and offer specific arts therapy groups and individual programmes for particular needs and on different themes. Our team of therapists are all experienced and we ensure we thoughtfully match each individual with the therapist and the modality we feel will be of most benefit. You can read about our team here.
Inclusive and trauma-informed arts activities.
Often with creative partners and professional artists, we offer opportunities for young people to build skills and confidence. Projects are advertised on our website and social media.
Training and reflective supervision spaces for professionals.
We offer bespoke training in a range of subjects including working creatively with young people and navigating difficult conversations. Our trained supervisors can offer group or individual supervision for practitioners and staff.
The Family Pause session: a one-off compassionate and creative session to connect and reflect as a family.
Facilitated by an arts therapist, this is not a therapy session, though will help families gently name and explore their strengths and current challenges, working towards a shared understanding and a plan for next steps.
Contact us for more details.
We are thankful for the support of our funders and donors who make our grant funded work possible. Would you like to join our community of giving and help us make a difference? You can find out more here.