WHO WE WORK WITH

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Families, partners, and caregivers often carry significant emotional and practical responsibility, particularly when supporting someone with layered needs. Psychological support provides space to reflect, reduce conflict and blame, and develop shared understanding, while recognising the broader systems and pressures that shape family dynamics and wellbeing.

People who come to us are often described as…

• overprotective or overly involved
• anxious, burnt out, or emotionally reactive
• struggling to balance advocacy with day-to-day life
• caught between professional advice and lived experience
   

They may be supporting someone with diagnoses such as…

• anxiety or depression
• neurodevelopmental differences
• eating disorders
• chronic, layered, or rare medical conditions
   

Support centres the relational and systemic pressures families experience, not blame or pathology.