“I can’t thank you enough for all your help with S! She is thinking through her actions and words before getting worked up. She is so much more self-confident and it is shining through.”
“We have grown much closer through the whole process and spend more time together on our own. P can talk to me now about how her day has gone and tells me all about her worries. I really appreciate what you have done for us as family.”
“He is more content and less agitated and definitely more relaxed. He’s got more and more interested in art. I’m pleased that he can concentrate on a whole film now. He can express his feelings more but not if he is asked -only if he brings it up himself.”
“M still struggles a lot with kids his own age, but I have noticed he is much more comfortable around adults now and can chat easily with them and sometimes even gets them to play with him. I think the shutters are coming up.”
“There is definitely a big step forward with S, thank you”
“He is smiling more and enjoys new things like arts and crafts”
“Since coming to therapy I can’t recall any extreme reactions that B has had on the same scale.”
Teacher Testimonials
“X can now speak to an adult. He does not always share his worries but has started opening up more.”
“J does not seem anxious at all now. He has taken the lead role in the Christmas performance. I have not seen any negative behaviour from him this term. He is focused and always shows good listening. He is keen to please.”
“It could be that we need to seek assessments and further support for E as there’s still a long way to go, but we can certainly see some improvements. He is now more able to seek out help and explain his problem rather than burst into tears when upset. He can communicate to peers well enough now to make and maintain friendships”
“H’s quiet confidence has grown. She smiles on her way into school.”
“I’ve noticed she seems a bit more content and happier in herself.”
“He is less of a perfectionist now.”
“It’s clear the therapy has helped him. He has massively improved. He knows what to do now and he gets on with everyone.”
“R is much calmer. He is a happy little chap, who shows empathy towards others. Angry outbursts are very rare now. R has time to reflect and usually apologises after. This is improving slowly.”
