16/04/2020
10 FREE (Government funded) Online Co-parent Counselling Sessions.
Are you experiencing stress or conflict in your relationship which you think is affecting your family?
Do you have one or more children under 18 years old or a disabled child under 25years old?
Do you live in Ess*x, Cambridgeshire (including Peterborough), Hertfordshire or Buckinghamshire?
If so you may be able to access ten online counselling sessions FREE OF CHARGE with the aim of reducing parental conflict and improving your child(ren)s future outcomes. This government funded programme (DWP) is run by Tavistock Relationships.
The Parenting Together Programme is open to all eligible parents, mothers and fathers, and same s*x parents. It is for couples who are together or separated or single parents. Counselling can take place at times that fit around childcare and work/life demands. Where it is not possible to see parents online for a joint appointment, due to the challenges of family life in lockdown, individual sessions for both parents are possible.
Due to the COVID 19 Pandemic, families and parents are under incredible pressure, these online counselling sessions could be invaluable support at this time so please share this information with any suitable organisations and individuals.
If you are interested in being referred or would like more information for yourself or your agency please call or message Sarah Robins,
mobile 07870 739814 or email: sarahrobinstherapy@outlook.com
Unsuitable for couples where there is Domestic Abuse or current court proceedings.
For more information see the link below HOWEVER, PLEASE NOTE that due to COVID 19 the referral process has changed and Tavistock Relationship Staff can refer people to the programme. You DO NOT need to be referred by Social Workers, Teachers or other Professionals, they do not need to be involved. Please therefore contact Sarah Robins directly on her phone or email (above) for information or referral.
https://www.parentingtogethersupportprogramme.org.uk/spring-2020
The providers of the Parenting Together Support Programme are continuing to offer therapeutic help by switching from face-to-face therapy to video based sessions until the current emergency is over.