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Therapeutic Support & Programmes

Support That Meets You Where You Are

Parenting or caring for a child who has experienced early life trauma, or who displays neurodivergent characteristics, can feel overwhelming, confusing and emotionally exhausting.  

You don’t have to navigate this alone — and you don’t need to know what kind of support you need before you reach out.

 

We’ll help you find the right next step.

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Our Services 

Supportive Listening Service  

A safe, non‑judgemental space to talk, process and reduce emotional overload.  

Interrupting Compassion Fatigue Support*

(8 Week Programme)

For parents experiencing secondary trauma or emotional depletion.  

Therapeutic Parent Coaching*  

(6 Week Programme)

Step‑by‑step guidance to help you respond to trauma‑related behaviours with connection and confidence.  

Child‑to‑Parent Violence Support* 

(8 Week Programme)

Support for parents experiencing aggression, intimidation or violence from their child.  

Emotional Wellbeing Programme 

Our three-session Emotional Wellbeing Programme provides a confidential, supportive space for parents, carers and professionals to focus on their own emotional wellbeing. 

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DDP Family Support Package* 

(Minimum of 8 Sessions)

Attachment‑focused support for families affected by trauma, neglect or early adversity.  

*May be eligible for funding.

Parent Advocacy & School Meeting Support

Exclusive support for COECT members

School meetings can sometimes feel overwhelming, particularly when parents are trying to communicate their concerns while also managing the emotional needs of their child.

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As part of our support for COECT members, we offer trauma-informed parent advocacy and emotional support to help parents feel heard, supported and confident when meeting with schools and other professionals.

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Our aim is to promote positive working relationships between families and professionals, keeping the needs and best interests of the child at the centre.

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Support is predominantly provided online via Teams, making it accessible and reducing the additional pressure and cost of travel. Where appropriate, face-to-face support may also be available.

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Find out more about this member-only service, including what is included and the member fees.

Not Sure Which Support Is Right?

It’s very common not to know where to start.  

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A consultation gives you space to talk, ask questions and receive gentle, trauma‑informed guidance.

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Members Save on Support Services!

TIPs Hub members receive discounted rates on selected services.  

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If you’re planning to access ongoing support, membership is often the most cost‑effective option.

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