Family Intervention

Systemic Family Practice

Systemic family practice (SFP) looks to help members of a family understand each other better, change negative behaviours and resolve conflicts. It is an evidence-based approach where the therapists work closely with various significant members of the family system to help them explore themes of relationship and develop problem solving skills.

Parent Led CBT

PLCBT is an evidence-based intervention that treats anxiety in children and young people, by working with their parents. This intervention consists of 8 sessions that can be delivered both in-person and over the telephone. We run this in a group format, which allows parents to support each other and also on an individual basis where appropriate.

Invest In Play Parenting Programme (IIP)

Invest in play parenting programme (IIP) is an evidence-based, 12-session course designed for parents and carers of children aged 2 to 12. It teaches practical, play-based strategies to strengthen parent-child relationships, reduce challenging behaviours, and support emotional regulation. 

Dyadic Development Psychotherapy (DDP)

DDP (Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy) is a family-based therapy designed to help children and young people heal from relational trauma and attachment difficulties. It treats children who have experienced early life neglect, abuse, or loss (often adopted, fostered, or in kinship care) by helping them build safe, trusting relationships with their caregivers.

Fun Friends   

A play-based curriculum helping young children (aged 3-7) build confidence, emotional literacy, and social skills through games, creative play, and nature-based activities. Relaxation techniques and positive outdoor experiences support a smooth transition into school, boosting communication, reducing fears, and enhancing self-esteem. The Fun FRIENDS program uses evidence-based, play-focused group activities to help children develop skills they can easily understand and apply in everyday life.

Parent Support for Behaviour

Parent support for behaviour is an evidence-based, low-level guided group interventions where parents learn strategies to manage and improve their children's behavioural and emotional challenges.