Compassionate psychology services, tailored to you

Demand for EHCNAs and EHCPs is high. Local authorities only have finite resources but parents, quite rightly, want to ensure all the needs of their child are understood and met. The processes are usually cumbersome, bureaucratic, and difficult to understand. We take a child-centred approach and offer high-quality advice and impartial guidance to parents, settings, and local authorities. So, whether you’re at the Graduated Response or the EHCNA itself; we’re with you every step of the way.

We understand you may have all sorts of feelings about beginning therapy, but we’re here to make the process as smooth as possible, no matter who you are.

Nick specialises in Narrative Therapy. He draws on storytelling and creative arts in his approach. He works with those experiencing bereavement (particularly child loss), body image issues, and recovery from interpersonal distress (e.g., domestic violence, bullying, school-based trauma, etc.). He works with children (8+ years) and adults.

Nikki specialises in the Children’s Accelerated Trauma Technique (CATT). She draws on play and personal construct psychology (PCP) in her approach. She sees clients experiencing difficult childhood memories which may be related to intrusive thoughts, low self-esteem, anxiety, and sleep disturbances, for example. Her clients are typically children (4+ years) and adults who would like to work creatively.

We provide integrated therapy, assessment, and training solutions directly to early years providers, schools, colleges and universities. For local authorities, we can provide temporary short- or long-term capacity to fulfil statutory duties. For employers, we offer training that builds confidence and skills in meeting the demands of an increasingly diverse workforce. We also partner with charities to offer low-cost support to their service users.