Talk Together

Our Talk Together programme provides trauma-informed creative therapies for children, young people and families. The programme is core to our work and allows us to deliver mental health support services across a range of needs, from early concerns to complex trauma recovery services.

Why Talk Together?

The Talk Together programme helps children and young people reach their full potential. By providing support and strategies to prevent problems from getting worse, Talk Together ensures that children, young people and their families get the support they need to overcome challenges and thrive.

Our approach to therapy

Our therapeutic services are tailored to the unique emotional, behavioural or mental health problems of each child and young person we work with.

Family support

Involving the wider family in our support strengthens relationships and the environment that surrounds the child, helping the child to maintain and progress long-term.

This approach is core to our work because it:

  • is trauma-informed

  • is engaging

  • is age-appropriate

  • addresses the root cause of issues

  • strengthens family resilience to benefit the child

  • provides young people and families with practical tools to self-manage long-term.


To access support, please contact our Therapy Support Services team

M07908 829 550
T: 01245 348707

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Early intervention to specialist complex needs

The Talk Together programme delivers across a wide range of mental health need

Support for emerging or early signs of mental health problems:

Group work (1a) - up to 10 sessions

If we think a child or young person will benefit from, and engage with peer support, we offer group work.

Individual (1b) - up to 10 sessions

If group support isn't suitable for a child, we offer individual help. This is often the best approach for our neurodivergent service users.

Support for trauma recovery from aucute to complex:

Individual (2) - up to 20 sessions

If a child's challenges stem from a single traumatic event and are worsened by existing mental health problems, we offer trauma recovery therapy.

Individual (3) - up to 30 sessions

If a child's challenges stem from multiple traumatic events experienced between ages 0-7, we offer developmental trauma recovery therapy.

Individual (4) - up to 40 sessions

If a child's challenges stem from multiple traumatic events experienced between ages 0-7 and passed down through families, we offer developmental trauma recovery therapy.

Family support alongside

TBC

Please note: This page is under construction

More info will be updated very soon

The Talk Together programme

How does it work?

  1. Assessment

A child, young person or family member can access our mental health service to meet with a qualified psychotherapist/ counsellor online.

2. Therapy

The therapy space is time and opportunity for an individual to discuss how they are feeling and how they are managing family dynamics, mental health concerns, or processing trauma.

3. Tools

Useful wellbeing tools or activities, mindfulness and creative work will be explored – whatever is determined from the initial sessions to help the to build long-term emotional resilience.

At our own pace  

“Thank you for all your support you gave to my children, when many other services overwhelmed them and pressured them to move forward, due to lack of funding, your support allowed them all to move forward at their own pace. in their own time, giving lasting skills to understand, cope, deal and move forward in their lives. thank you”

-A parent/carer

Talk Together leafletPlease download a copy of the Talk Together leaflet here.

Talk Together leaflet

Please download a copy of the Talk Together leaflet here.

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Page last updated: 7 February 2025