Bingley Counselling Centre

04/02/2026

Great work 👌

Our sister company ACE Training are delivering training to foster carers today.

How do we level the playing field for children in the care system in education?

03/02/2026

We've been nominated! 🥳🤗 please help us & vote for us by clicking the link below 🫶🙏

03/02/2026

Little update 😀

01/02/2026

Love this 💜

I am 5...

If you’ve ever wished you could step inside your child’s emotional world for a moment… this series is for you.

Over the next two weeks, I’m sharing A Child’s Voice — a gentle, brain-based set of visuals that puts words to what children often can’t explain yet. It’s not about “perfect parenting”… it’s about understanding what regulation really looks like from the inside out, and why connection is the starting point.

We’ll be running the full series from 2 to 16, with daily posts you can come back to whenever things feel loud, messy, or overwhelming at home.

To SAVE, click on the image, tap the three dots, and choose Save. If you’d like the girl version, comment GIRL below ⬇️ (Facebook Only)

Managing Big Feelings, a Toolkit for Parents & Educators.
Link in comments below ⬇️ or via Linktree Shop in Bio.

01/02/2026

This is a lovely resource from www.socialworkerstoolbox.com 🧡 Enjoy! 🫶

23/01/2026

A great way of helping everyone understand behaviours and what to try for better outcomes. Thank you: The Contented Child.

08/01/2026

Being familiar with coping mechanisms and terminology can be really helpful 🙏

06/01/2026

This is great 🙌🙏

The first day back after the Christmas break can feel heavy for children and young people.

Their nervous systems have spent weeks in slower mornings, flexible routines, familiar people and reduced demands. School re-entry asks their brains to switch gears fast – early starts, noise, transitions, expectations, social rules.

What shows up at pickup isn’t rudeness, defiance or attitude. It’s often fatigue, overwhelm, and emotional depletion.

The moments right after school matter more than we realise. This is where regulation is either supported… or pushed further out of reach.

A calm, predictable pickup helps their nervous system begin to settle before the afternoon even starts. Less questions. Fewer demands. More safety. More softness.

You don’t need to fix the day. You don’t need a full debrief. You just need to be the steady place they land.

If school returns feel rocky this week, you’re not doing it wrong. Their brain is still catching up.

After-School Restraint Collapse, the Toolkit for Parents & Educators – link in comments below ⬇️ or via Linktree Shop in Bio.

24/12/2025

Bingley Counselling Centre wish all of our counsellors and clients a joyful, well deserved break this festive season.
🎄🦌⛄

05/12/2025

Huge Congratulations, Brian, a true accolade 👏🥳💯

I am delighted to have been awarded a Prestigue Business Award for The Trusted Therapist .
Best Counsellor Category

02/12/2025

Love this 💚

Every act of kindness makes a difference. Help create a happier world this December with our Kindness Calendar. Please use & share 💕🌍🎄🙏 https://actionforhappiness.org/do-good-december

03/11/2025

Last month we had our first Skills Swap Workshop with a group of our counsellors from the centre 🙌 What an amazing group of people who work so creatively to help clients find what works best for them. It was very inspiring and motivating for us all 🥰🤩🙏