Children experience school in different ways, this can range from school being enjoyable to school being a real struggle. Wherever children are on this continuum, they can usually identify a member of school staff who is of great importance to them, someone they trust and might choose to confide in.  

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Some school staff have training in children’s mental and emotional health and wellbeing. Good quality supervision is a vital resource for them to reflect on practice and further develop knowledge, skills and experience. For those without additional training, supervision provides regular opportunities to talk about worries and concerns, generate ideas and decide when to refer on.  

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We understand each school is different and can create a package of care bespoke to your school. We can support the wellbeing of children and staff using a combination of supervision, consultation and direct work with children and families. 

Sometimes children and young people decline therapy and parents are left wondering where to turn for support and change.

 

NVR – Non-Violent Resistance – is an established and well researched approach developed by Haim Omer to respond to aggressive, violent and controlling behaviour in children, adolescents and young adults. 

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We support families by coaching parents through the NVR principles, tailoring our support to match a family’s individual needs. We offer support to parents and carers and offer group sessions for parents and carers to learn about NVR alongside others. 

Good quality supervision is widely accepted as being key to the wellbeing of clients and practitioners and quality of practice.  We have extensive experience of supervising practitioners and teams from a wide range of disciplines, across a variety of settings including health, social care and private practice.

 

We offer group and one-to-one systemic supervision and consultation to professionals, groups, teams and organisations.

 

Our supervision is tailored and adapted to meet the unique needs of individuals and teams with our overarching aim being to stretch and support people.