Is this just a phase?
Some behaviour is part of growing up. If it is frequent, intense or getting in the way of daily life, it is worth talking to us.
About this therapy
Behavioural therapy helps children with tantrums, aggression, difficulty following routines, or challenges linked to autism and ADHD. It starts by understanding what a behaviour is communicating, then teaches new skills that meet the same need in a better way.
Parents are a big part of it. We share strategies you can use at home, so the same approach carries through the whole day.
In a session
Every plan is built around the person in front of us, but most sessions include these.
Observation and a conversation about when behaviours happen.
Structured play for waiting, sharing and asking for help.
Positive reinforcement of the behaviour you want to see.
Clear, simple steps you can use every day.
Families ask
Some behaviour is part of growing up. If it is frequent, intense or getting in the way of daily life, it is worth talking to us.
No. It helps many children, with or without a diagnosis.
Yes. Parent involvement is one of the biggest factors in progress.
Under the same roof
Tell us what you have noticed. We will suggest where to start.