Support for young people
If things feel too much right now, you don’t have to deal with it alone. We’re here to help you feel safer, calmer, and more in control - one step at a time.
what we can Help with
We can support young people who may be experiencing:
Feeling anxious or panicky
Feeling low, numb, or overwhelmed
Anger, stress, or emotional outbursts
Struggling at school or college
Difficult memories or past experiences
Feeling unsafe or unable to cope
Finding it hard to trust adults or services
Big changes at home or in placements
Keeping you safe
Building trust
Giving you control
Understanding Your Past
Focusing on Your Strengths
Aftercare & Ongoing Support
Guiding you through next steps
You’ll always know what’s happening, and nothing will be rushed
What you can expect
Step 1-
A calm first chat
We listen first. No pressure. No judgement.
What you get: A call/video chat • reassurance • clear next steps
Step 2-Understanding what you need
We talk through what’s been happening and what feels hardest right now.
What you get: needs assessment • risk check-in • family context (if needed)
Step 3-A plan that makes sense for you
Together, we build a support plan that feels realistic and safe.
What you get: agreed goals • coping tools • routine structure
Step 4-Support that stays consistent
Clear routines, predictable communication, and emotional regulation support.
What you get: scheduled sessions • ongoing check-ins • stability & trust
Step 5-Moving forward
We focus on progress, confidence, and a safer path toward recovery.
What you get: review points • step-down planning • long-term outcomes
The Outcome That Counts Matters Changes Lives
The Challenge
SD came to us as a highly vulnerable child in crisis following a placement breakdown. She presented with high levels of verbal aggression, property damage, threats towards staff, repeated absconding, and attempts to self-harm. At this point, SD was struggling to feel safe or stable.
The Support
Over just under a year, our CAMHS team provided a safe, stable environment and coordinated a placement move from Liverpool to Taunton so SD could remain close to her mum, sister, and previous foster carer. We supported reunification with her mum through regular overnight stays and planned activities, including facilitating a holiday together to the Isle of Wight.
The Outcome
With consistent support, incidents reduced significantly, with long periods of several months without concerning behaviours. SD was supported to re-engage with education after several years of non-attendance and transitioned safely to a regulated provider in December, enabling her to spend Christmas with people she trusted and had formed positive relationships with.