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Meeting traumatised children's holistic needs through a restorative parenting approach

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Traumatised children that enter the care system require intensive levels of support – multiple experiences of abuse, neglect and loss having left them reluctant to trust or form attachment with others.
The Croft has two CAMHS-enhanced outreach workers onsite Monday to Friday to provide bespoke specialist intervention. Picture: Lightfield Studios/Adobe Stock
The Restorative Parenting Recovery Programme addresses the wide range of needs of children in Halliwell homes. Picture: Lightfield Studios/AdobeStock

For some, mainstream foster or residential placements are unable to meet their highly complex needs. This is where specialist residential care providers like Halliwell Homes can step in to help them on the path to emotional recovery.

The organisation firmly believes that children can recover from their past experiences by living in a therapeutic environment that is specifically defined by a trauma-informed clinical programme.

It developed the Restorative Parenting Recovery Programme to focus on addressing the emotional, behavioural, social and developmental needs of every child placed in its residential homes.

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