Therapeutic Supports

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Our social work practitioners are focussed on offering support across a broad spectrum of issues or challenges a person might encounter. 

A social worker can help you on both a personal and social level to help improve your overall wellbeing.

Social workers possess high levels of compassion and empathy, as well as good listening and problem-solving skills. They will help you cope with problems in your everyday life by making recommendations and help you work towards positive outcomes.

A holistic perspective means you do not have to keep explaining your situation to a new professional. Areas in which we have experience and can assist in are: 

Therapeutic intervention social skills and emotional regulation. This is an activity-based approach to support higher levels of focus and engagement. 

Support the person with a disability and their family to make steps through significant change.

Informal counselling and solution-based approach during high stress periods. 

Supporting individuals to access the same services as those without a disability. Helping them to 'find their voice' when trying to access information, support, and advice on referral.

Enabling the individual by supporting them to deal with everyday stresses, significant trauma and learning to understand and process life stress and trauma.

Supporting people, in particular younger people, facing addiction to a range of legal and illegal substances.

Provision of ideas and techniques to allow the individual to manage their anxiety, including identifying triggers and situations, and live a better life.