who we work with
For parents and carers of children aged 0–18.
We work with mums, dads, foster carers, adoptive parents, kinship carers, step-parents and co-parents. Our sessions are non-judgemental and confidential. You don’t need a diagnosis or a referral – just a sense that you could use some space to think things through and some practical guidance.
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If your child has additional needs, is neurodivergent, has experienced early adversity, or is going through something specific, we can support you in making sense of what’s happening and finding a way forward.
what's included
What's included in our 1-to-1 parent support – shaped around your family
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Initial deep-dive session
A longer first session to understand what’s happening at home, your child, your family history, and what you’ve already tried.
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A clear understanding
We help you make sense of what’s happening and what might be contributing to it.
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Tailored strategies
Practical things to try in real life – not generic parenting advice. We adapt things as we go, based on what works for you and your child.
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Follow-up between sessions
Short check-ins by email or message between sessions, so you’re not left to figure things out on your own in the difficult moments.
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Reflective space
Time to think about yourself as a parent – your own triggers, your own story – without judgement.
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Further support if needed
If you need something we don’t offer, we’ll help you find it and connect you with trusted specialists.
themes we work with
Common experiences parents come to us with
Stress, overwhelm and pressures in family life
Low mood, anxiety and emotional wellbeing at home
Big feelings, emotional overwhelm and behaviour challenges
Building confidence and self‑esteem in your role as a parent
Sleep difficulties and challenging routines across ages
Sensory needs and feeling overwhelmed in everyday life
Sibling conflict and challenges in family relationships
Feeling lonely or unsupported in parenting
Co‑parenting and adjusting to family life changes
Boundaries and communicating your needs at home
Understanding and supporting neurodiverse children
Separation anxiety and children finding it hard to settle
For commissioners
Need to commission parent support for your local community?
We work with local authorities and services to provide parent support tailored to the needs of the families you are working with. Support can be shaped for specific groups or circumstances and is designed to be practical, accessible and responsive to real-world challenges.
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Delivery is primarily online, making it flexible and easy to access.
Family wellbeing support and accredited training for the professionals who shape children's lives.
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