Drawing on the largest dataset of its kind in the world, our fourth research paper looks at outcomes for children and young people with neurodevelopmental trauma who received our holistic therapy model. We are excited to share these hopeful findings with our community of parents, carers and professionals, policymakers and researchers.

Evidence on how best to support children with neurodevelopmental trauma is scarce. Our new study helps to change that. It compares children and families who received Neurobody Psychotherapy with those who did not. It builds on our 2019 research with a much larger group of children. It also looks at children with prenatal alcohol exposure or FASD. Join our free webinar to hear the findings. We wanted to see whether this therapy model improves outcomes for them too

Parents and teachers reported improvements in children’s

• behaviour

• emotional control

• executive functioning (skills such as planning, self-control and organising),  

• significant reductions in difficult behaviour at home (including aggression and rule-breaking)

Hear from Jay Vaughan, Co-founder and CEO, about what the research set out to explore, what it found, and what it means for children, families and the professionals who support them. You’ll also hear from Julia, adult adoptee and previous Family Futures service user, who will share her experience with Family Futures and what has changed for her along the way.

The session will include time for your questions. It’s designed for parents, carers and professionals, and no prior knowledge is needed.

Additional Information

Thank you to everyone who joined the NPP Introduction webinar in November 2024. If you missed the live webinar, you can view the recording here.

Listen to the story of Neurobody here – why was it developed and how does it help children? Pondering pods – NPP, the Family Futures therapy model  

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