Mission

​Our mission statement is “the advancement of education to build healthy families”, and we do this by running courses, 1:1 support, drop-ins and workshops.

  Underpinning our approach is positive connection and  attachment.  The importance of attachment in the early years has been well established for many decades, however it is now well known that it also plays a vital role throughout childhood, into the teenage years and well beyond.  

During childhood and the teenage years, where positive connection is lacking, it is more likely to lead to poorer outcomes, however, life trajectories can be altered at any point, and the odds are significantly stacked in favour of those who experience stable, loving carers and  role models. 

We know that every parent wants the best for their child and  with the right support that is entirely possible and probable. 

 That’s why our courses always include sessions to sensitively invite parents to begin to consider how they were parented, what self-care looks like, and, in a supported setting, begin a journey of self-understanding and  healing. 

In doing so, we become more aware of what triggers us to ‘react’ rather than ‘respond’, and  what measures we can put in place to help avoid conflict, and  when conflict does happen handle those situations with skill. 

Ruptures within families are a natural part of relationships, but with the right tools, we equip parents to know how to repair ruptures and become stronger together as a result.  Through doing this, families become happier, healthier and  more resilient.