Group Work Within Schools - Alison Waterhouse

Group work within schools

A range of small group work within schools can be offered for KS1 and KS2 children. Working with school staff, the educational psychotherapist can help identify children who would benefit from targeted intervention within a small group.

Children use groups to share and explore common experiences and in the process, learn from each other as well as from the trained therapist.

Group Focus:

Loss and Bereavement
Building Self Esteem
Developing and Strengthening Resilience
Social and Communication Skills
Friendship skills
Leadership skills
Therapeutic Story Writing
Peer Mediation
Play skills Group

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