A spotlight on step-down support in lockdown
Step-down support can often be recommended for children and young people that have received a course of bespoke therapy.
We describe it as an opportunity for children and young people to test their empowering emotional resilience tools that therapy has awarded them with.
During lockdown 1 Abbie and Evie both received step-down support having accessed therapy in the past due to a family bereavement and bullying.
Their mother Jenny described the support they received as:
“Comforting to know that they both had someone to talk to outside of the family during lockdown. They have both amazed me with their resilience – what they have learnt independently is huge. As a family we could not be more grateful for having an ongoing link with Kids Inspire, whether that’s through step-down or community outreach – we truly appreciate their support.”
Step-down services include:
Mentoring
The Voice Forum.