The Children’s Emotional Health & Wellbeing Partnership+ is Lancashire’s commissioned early emotional health and wellbeing service, led by Spring North in partnership with eight highly experienced voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) agencies.
Together, the partnership provides high-quality, evidence-informed therapeutic support to children and young people aged 4–19 years (up to 25 years for young people with SEND) and their families who are experiencing low to moderate emotional health and wellbeing needs at Levels 2, 3 and 4 of the Lancashire Continuum of Need. Children and young people must either reside in Lancashire or attend a Lancashire school.
Access to the service is through a referral to the Children & Family Wellbeing Service (CFW).
Our partnership is committed to improving emotional health and wellbeing through timely, preventative and early intervention, helping children, young people and families build resilience and develop the skills and confidence to manage emotional challenges before they escalate.
- Short-term, evidence-based therapeutic interventions (typically 6–8 sessions)
- Face-to-face, online or blended delivery, depending on individual need and preference
- A range of therapeutic approaches tailored to the child or young person’s needs
- Support delivered by experienced, specialist VCFSE organisations with extensive expertise in children’s emotional health and wellbeing
- A partnership approach that ensures children, young people and families can access the most appropriate support at the right time.
The Children’s Emotional Health & Wellbeing Partnership+ provides timely, evidence-informed therapeutic support to children and young people experiencing a wide range of emotional health and wellbeing challenges.
Led by Spring North, our partnership brings together eight highly experienced specialist VCFSE organisations, enabling children, young people and families to access the right support from practitioners with the skills, experience and expertise that best meet their individual needs.
- Low mood, confidence and self-esteem Emotional regulation and managing difficult feelings
- School avoidance and emotionally based school non-attendance (EBSNA)
- Friendship, family and relationship difficulties
- Bereavement, loss and significant life events
- Attachment and relational trauma
- Self-harm and emotional distress
- Neurodiversity-informed therapeutic support
- Domestic abuse and the emotional impact of family violence
- Sexual abuse and trauma
- Suicide bereavement, suicidal thoughts and self-harm recovery
- Culturally responsive and culturally sensitive counselling
- LGBTQ+ inclusive therapeutic support
- Developing healthy coping strategies and emotional resilience
- Other emerging emotional health and wellbeing concerns
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