Psychosocial Therapy
Helps children to process life's difficulties
Psychosocial Therapy
Helps children to process life's difficulties
How we can help
Psychosocial therapy helps children to develop the social, emotional and cognitive skills they need in order to live happily and as independently as possible. We will work to help you and your child overcome any emotional, behavioural or social obstacles you face.
We can assess, diagnose, and treat a broad range of mental health and behavioural concerns, ranging from specific and significant challenges, to simply feeling overwhelmed.
We provide evidence-based intervention, psychoeducational assessments and treatment plans to achieve your specific goals.
Our Psychosocial team includes Neuropsychology, Psychology, Social Work and Positive Behaviour Therapy.
How we can help
Psychosocial therapy helps children to develop the social, emotional and cognitive skills they need in order to live happily and as independently as possible. We will work to help you and your child overcome any emotional, behavioural or social obstacles you face.
Our Psychosocial team includes specialist Neuropsychology, Psychology, Social Work and Positive Behaviour Therapy.
We can assess, diagnose, and treat a broad range of mental health and behavioural concerns, ranging from specific and significant challenges, to simply feeling overwhelmed.
We provide evidence-based intervention, psychoeducational assessments and treatment plans to achieve your specific goals.
Available Services
Neuropsychology
Neuropsychologists specialise in the assessment, diagnosis and provision of recommendations for children and adolescents with learning and thinking differences.
A neuropsychological assessment involves exploring the thinking, behaviour and social-emotional functioning of a child.
Neuropsychologist & Clinical Lead: Kim Wigg
Psychology
Psychology offers children professional support to
work through mental health difficulties. We use evidence-based therapeutic approaches tailored to the child's age, developmental stage, and specific needs using play-based therapy, talk therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, role play,
imaginative play and mindfulness.
Psychologist: Asees Kaur
Social Work
Social workers are key people who support children who have a disability, history of trauma or development delay.
A social worker may work with a child and their caregivers to promote advocacy, social inclusion & participation, safety and wellbeing.
They achieve this through case coorindation, advocacy, socio-emotional development and counselling.
Social Worker: Chloe McPherson
Positive Behaviour Therapy
Behaviour Support Therapy provided hands on realistic strategies to support your child to express themselves and get their needs met in a healthy and positive way.
Our Behaviour Therapists are experienced Behaviour Support Therapist who can provide tailored support under a therapeutic supports budget.
Behaviour Support Therapist: Chloe McPherson
We can support children with
- Emotional regulation
- Emotional literacy
- Social skills
- Behaviour skills
- Attachment
- Low self-esteem
- Relationships/friendships
- Mental Health
- Trauma
- Identity
- Grief
We can support children with
- Emotional regulation
- Emotional literacy
- Social skills
- Behaviour skills
- Attachment
- Low self-esteem
- Relationships/friendships
- Mental Health
- Trauma
- Identity
- Grief
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