Our programmesFive programmes, one standard of care
Each is structured, time-bound and focused on behaviour you can change — not simply talking things through.
Anger Management
Practical control, built session by session.
A confidential, structured programme for people who want to understand and manage their anger rather than have it manage them. We work through triggers, physical warning signs, and the thinking patterns that escalate situations — then rehearse the responses that de-escalate them.
- Court, employer, HR and self-referrals accepted
- Individual or small-group delivery
- Attendance confirmation provided where required
- Typically delivered over a set number of sessions
Financial Coaching
Change the habits, change the numbers.
Money stress affects sleep, health, relationships and performance at work. This programme rebuilds the habits and decision-making behind someone's finances — budgeting they'll actually keep, spending triggers, and a plan that survives a difficult month.
- Personal budgeting that fits real life
- Understanding spending triggers
- Building a buffer and a plan
- Confidence in day-to-day money decisions
Debt Resolution
A route out, in the right order.
Debt is rarely solved by willpower alone — it's solved by sequence. We map every liability, identify the realistic options available to you, and set out the order to tackle them in. Then we stay alongside you while the plan is carried out.
- Full picture of what's owed and to whom
- Realistic options, explained plainly
- A prioritised repayment sequence
- Ongoing support to stay the course
Parenting Support
Practical coaching for the hardest job.
For parents navigating behaviour, boundaries, separation, co-parenting and blended families. We focus on what you can control — your responses, your consistency, and the routines that make a household calmer.
- Behaviour and boundary strategies
- Co-parenting and separation support
- Blended family dynamics
- Routines that reduce daily conflict
Abusive Partner Intervention
Accountability first. Change that lasts.
A voluntary, accountability-focused programme for people who recognise their behaviour is harming their partner or family and want to stop it. There is no minimising and no blame-shifting — the work starts with taking full responsibility and builds the skills to behave differently, permanently.
- Acknowledging and taking responsibility for behaviour
- Recognising the patterns that lead to harm
- Building alternative responses under pressure
- Held to account throughout — not excused