EdShift supports children across a continuum of need, from connection and safety resources to early intervention and specialist therapy.
Every child’s experience is different. Some need connection and practical tools. Others need early intervention or specialist therapy. Children should not have to retell painful experiences before they get the right support. EdShift’s pathway helps our team work consistently around each child, so support can move with them as their needs change.
Where appropriate, we work with safe parents and carers so support continues beyond each session.
For children who need light-touch support, peer connection, reassurance, or practical tools.
For children who would benefit from structured creative support before needs become more complex.
For children who need deeper, more sustained therapeutic intervention.
You do not need to know which programme is the best fit before contacting us. Speak to our team and we’ll help you understand the next step.
Tier 1 offers light-touch support, reassurance, and practical tools for children affected by domestic abuse.
A welcoming monthly youth club for young people aged 8+ @ The YouthBase. It offers relaxed space for creativity, friendship, co-production, snacks, and time with peers.
A practical resource that helps professionals talk with children about safety, feelings, coping strategies and support.
Tier 2 offers structured support for children whose experiences are affecting emotional wellbeing, relationships, confidence, or sense of safety.
Structured early intervention for children aged 4–19, helping them understand feelings, build coping strategies, and develop safety plans.
Tier 3 offers specialist therapeutic support for children who need deeper, more sustained intervention.
One-to-one Art Therapy for children who need individual therapeutic support at their own pace.
Specialist Group Art Therapy where children use creativity and peer connection to express feelings, reduce isolation and build confidence.
A dramatherapy programme using story, play, imagination and group work to help children explore emotions safely.
EdShift has also delivered creative prevention programmes with schools, youth settings, and communities, helping young people explore relationships, gender stereotypes, domestic abuse, sexual violence, empathy, and respect.
These programmes are not currently live, but remain an important part of EdShift’s story.
Whether you are a parent, carer, school, professional, or referrer, we can help you understand which EdShift programme may be the right fit.
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