The Mentalization-Based Therapy (MBT) for Conduct Disorder (CD) is a talking therapy with a focus on enhancing mentalizing in the young person and family and through this process is predicted to reduce aggression and violence exhibited by the young person.

About the project  MDFT aims to reduce substance misuse, improve behavioural issues and reduce young people’s involvement in the criminal justice system through multidimensional family therapy. It is delivered by a qualified MDFT therapist and it intervenes in four connected areas: (i) the young person, (ii) the parents, (iii) the family, and (iv) the community. It…

SHiFT works with children who are caught up in or are at risk of harm.

The Your Choice programme offers intensive, therapeutic support for young people aged 11-17 who are at most risk of being affected by violence or exploitation.

The project aims to prevent young people with behavioural problems from entering out-of-home care by providing intensive therapeutic support.

The project works to improve life at home for those at risk of gang involvement by providing a functional family therapy worker.

The programme provides intensive systemic family therapy, support and behavioural interventions.

This project addresses early stage criminality by teaching young people to recognise and react to the warning signs which could lead to harm.