No. You do not need a professional referral to book therapy. Complete the form or contact us to get started.

You do not need to decide this yourself. We start with a discover call to talk about your child's needs. We then match you with the right type of therapist and approach.

We usually offer therapy in blocks of 6 or 12 sessions and then review. One of our therapists will discuss your child’s needs with you on a free discovery call to help you decide on what would suit your child. Sessions can continue for as long as your child needs them.

This depends on the type of therapy your child needs. We can talk it through in the initial phone consultation. Parents are actively involved in our model. Even when you are not in the room, we keep you informed through regular review sessions.

Therapy sessions take place at our purpose-built therapy centre in Finsbury Park. Our therapy rooms are designed to feel comfortable, safe and child-friendly. We also have fully equipped sensory gyms where Sensory Integration sessions take place.

We are a multidisciplinary team of specialists including creative arts therapists, Occupational Therapists, psychotherapists and social workers. All our therapists are registered with the relevant bodies, such as HCPC and UKCP. We all have enhanced DBS checks, complete regular safeguarding training and have been Ofsted Outstanding for the last five inspections.

We work closely with parents, so we will keep you informed of progress. In some situations, part of therapy may be confidential. We will always talk this through with you and your child first.

Yes. We support care experienced children and families affected by early trauma. We also offer therapy for children who are not care experienced who would benefit from support with social or emotional mental health, neurodivergence (e.g. autism or ADHD) or other issues.

Some families are able to access funding for therapy. Options may include support through your Local Authority, Education Health Care Plans, or the Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund. Contact us and we can talk through what may be available to you.

Yes, this is the short name for Family Futures’ pioneering therapy model (NPP) which is evidence based, backed by published and peer reviewed research that shows improved outcomes for children who received this therapy. It is grounded in the connection between the brain, mind and body, working with the whole child and involving the family and support network to support each child’s progress in a joined-up way.

Please give us one week’s notice if you need to cancel. You can email or call us, and you will not be charged if you cancel in time. Cancellations made with less than one week’s notice are charged at the full appointment fee. If we have to cancel, we will reschedule as soon as we can at no cost to you.