Charities and Local Authorities
Our work includes training, consultation and reflective spaces for professionals with a particular focus on trauma-informed practice and attachment-aware systems. Across all this work, we prioritise relationships and psychological safety.
Training
We offer creative training to meet the needs of your team. This training can be in person or online and can be half-day or full-day, depending on the needs of your organisation.
Training workshops include:
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Compassion Focused Approaches with Young People
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Responding Wisely: The Art of Tricky Conversations
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Understanding and Working with Neurodevelopmental Differences
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The Psychology of Addiction
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Emotion and Adolescence
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Working with Anxiety and Depression
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Social Media and the Adolescent Brain
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Navigating Harmful Behaviours
We offer year-long CPD packages of training to suit your needs. These packages offer a series of online or in-person workshops delivered across the year. Get in touch for more information.
Formulation and Consultation
We offer team formulations to understand the needs of the young people you work with, and we provide consultation and reflective practice to teams.
Workshops for Young People
We are developing a workshop on emotional resilience for young people. This programme is being piloted with two local authorities.
We work in partnership with the National House Project, providing psychological support to a practitioners working in a number of local authorities.
Key Publications
Rose, C., Harvey, J. & Jefford, T. (2026). Multisystemic and Functional Family Therapy for Children on the Edge-of-Care: A Qualitative Exploration of Collaborative Leadership in Implementation. Child and Family Social Work.
Marshall, H., Harvey, J. & Lanskey, C. (2026). 'Being Real’ and ‘Being Boundaried’: A Qualitative Study of Practitioners' Provision of Authentic Care in a Service for Young Care Leavers. Child and Family Social Work.
Joseph, S. L., Marshall, H., Harvey, J., Lanskey, C., McKennan, A. & Lanskey, J (2025). Rurality and Crime: A Qualitative Study Exploring Young People’s Experiences in a Region of England.Youth Justice.
Kaip, D., Blackwood, N., Kew-Simpson, S., Wickersham, A., Harvey, J. & Dickson, H. (2024). Perceptions of the complex needs of young people in Pupil Referral Units: An exploratory qualitative analysis. PLoS ONE.
Kaip, D., Ireland, L. & Harvey, J. (2023).”I don’t think a lot of people respect us” – police and social worker experiences of interagency working with looked-after children. Journal of Social Work Practice.