Our Child and Adolescent Therapy service supports young people who may be experiencing emotional, behavioural, or psychological difficulties. This could include challenges such as anxiety, low mood, anger, self-esteem issues, exam stress, social difficulties, or the impact of family separation or bereavement.
We understand that childhood and adolescence can be a complex and often overwhelming time, especially when a young person is struggling to express how they feel. Our associate psychologists provide a safe, warm, and non-judgemental space where young people can explore their experiences at their own pace. Sessions are adapted to be age-appropriate and may involve talking, creative activities, or play-based techniques to help them feel more comfortable.
We also recognise the importance of working closely with parents or caregivers (with the child’s consent), providing guidance and support where appropriate, while maintaining the child’s confidentiality and autonomy. The aim is to help young people better understand themselves, build emotional resilience, and develop coping strategies that support their overall well-being and development.
