Our child psychologists provide individual assessments, therapy, and support for emotional, behavioural, and developmental challenges.

Our educational psychologists work with students to identify learning difficulties, support academic success, and provide recommendations for accommodations and interventions.

Our speech and language therapists offer assessments and therapy to help students develop effective communication skills and address speech and language challenges.

Our occupational therapists assist students in developing fine motor skills, sensory processing, and functional abilities to enhance their learning experience. We also offer bespoke handwriting assessments and interventions for those struggling with handwriting difficulties.

The Family Treatment Service offers a bespoke, thoughtful, and comprehensive Psychiatry service specialising in diagnosis and prescribing for a wide range of difficulties.

We offer a wide range of comprehensive assessments, led by highly qualified clinical experts. Information about the assessment types we offer can be found below, but please note these can only be booked after you have registered and had an initial appointment with the relevant clinician, to understand your needs.

This insightful webinar, led by our highly experienced eating disorder clinician and dietitian, explores how to support young people in developing a positive relationship with food and body image.

It can be difficult to know what to do next, or who to speak to, after your child has received a diagnosis of autism.

This webinar, led by an expert clinical psychologist will uncover what a diagnosis really means for you and your child, with a focus on 5-12 year olds.

Aimed at informing parents, carers and professionals, this free webinar will cover the context of self harm  in young people, explaining the underlying causes and functions. The risk factors, triggers and strategies for supporting young people who harm themselves will be discussed, including available support.

This webinar covers how to understand and support children when they experience difficult emotions. 

The session was hosted by Dr Jemma Meeson, highly specialist Family Therapist and Clinic Director at The Family Treatment Service.

She discusses the principles of emotion coaching and the importance  of understanding and validating the feelings of young people.

In this webinar, Jemma Meeson explores why we feel this way and how it is unhelpful; as well as strategies to overcome this difficult feeling so it doesn't continue to affect your life as a parent.

Jess Birchall covers key facts and information about Autism Spectrum Disorder, how it presents, who can be affected, and why Autistic people need support.

This insightful free webinar will explore what it means to have ADHD and the implications of a diagnosis. Our expert clinician will discuss considerations including treatment routes and support pathways following diagnosis of ADHD. The webinar is aimed at parents and professionals with a focus on children and adolescents.

Our eating disorders carers support group is aimed at parents, partners or friends whose loved one has an eating disorder.

Weekly drop in session with coffee, tea, biscuits and support for parents of Autistic children.

We would like to welcome you to our safe space to talk about both yours and your child’s experience of Autism, meet others and have the opportunity to ask our clinicians questions.

Wednesday morning 9.30am - 10.30am

Please note, this group is only during term time.