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Helping traumatised children to achieve psychological wellbeing

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Children coming into residential care have usually experienced trauma and rejection. Whether they have been removed from biological parents or from adoptive or foster placements which have broken down, many will feel they have been abandoned.
Halliwell’s expectation is that at any time, 85 per cent of children will be on track to achieve the psychological growth. Picture: Halliwell Homes
Halliwell’s expectation is that at any time, 85 per cent of children will be on track to achieve the psychological growth. Picture: Halliwell Homes

They are often highly traumatised, with broken attachments, and little sensation of safety in the world. Halliwell Homes has developed the Restorative Parenting® Recovery Programme, which focuses on addressing the emotional, behavioural, social and developmental needs of every child.

The specific aim of the clinically informed programme is to help traumatised children achieve psychological wellbeing, so that they get to the point where they can attend school and move into a family environment.

A vital part of this journey is the way in which children’s wellbeing and outcomes are constantly monitored and evidenced over a 24-month period.

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