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.

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

The Transition and Resilience Project provides intensive wrap-around support, including counselling, mentoring and digital support.

The programme is focused on changing the behaviour of young people showing violence towards their parents/carers.

The Guiding Young Minds (GYM) programme supports vulnerable young people through focussed youth work and trauma-focussed Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.