Family Futures Wellbeing hub

Looking for an assessment or therapy to support your child?

At Family Futures we understand your child, even when they are hurting in ways they can’t explain. Since 1998 we’ve offered groundbreaking, holistic therapy to support children with neurodiversity, mental health issues and emotional wellbeing.

Whether you’re looking for an ADHD assessment in London, support for your autistic child or therapy to help with Emotional and Behavioural School Avoidance (EBSA), we will provide the right help for your child.

“It feels like the first time my child’s needs have been really understood”

Evidence based help for your child

Our highly specialist team offers mental health, wellbeing and neurodiversity support that is research evidenced and is proven to help children and young people thrive. Family Futures is consistently rated Ofsted Outstanding and is a pioneering therapy service with an international reputation.

At our spacious and welcoming therapy centre in North London, we welcome children and young people from Islington, Camden, Hackney, Haringey and beyond. We have a car park and we are well connected to bus and train routes. If you have far to come, we can offer online support too.

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How we help your child

“Our family is proof that it works wonders – thank you.”

Our experienced team assesses and supports children and young people

who experience big emotions or externalising behaviour

with neurodivergence (autism, ADHD, PDA/demand avoidance, FASD)

with Emotional or Behavioural School Avoidance (EBSA)

who have sensory needs

who have anxiety or mental health issues

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We see the whole child and work with who your child or young person is – you don’t need a diagnosis or a label to get support from us.

If you’re unsure how we can help, give us a call on 020 7354 4161.

Our therapists start with a holistic assessment and then create a personalised plan of support for your child.

We also offer parenting support sessions for parents who feel they’ve tried everything or want to understand their child better.