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Mission Statement
To provide safe, accessible, creative and clinically informed mental health support for every participant, using expressive therapies and group connection to foster emotional wellbeing and resilience.
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The Therapy Programme:
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Aims to make high-quality therapy accessible to everyone
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Aims to deliver early intervention that prevents crisis
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Aims to reduce barriers through creative approaches
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Aims to provide safe, trauma-informed, neurodiverse-affirming support
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Is built on evidence-based practice and a commitment to social impact
Our Values
Compassion — We meet every individual with empathy, understanding, and respect
Creativity — We embrace innovative, expressive approaches to support healing and growth
Safety — We prioritise physical, emotional, and psychological safety in every interaction
Inclusion — We strive to create a practice where all identities and experiences are welcomed and valued
Evidence-Based Care — We ground our work in research, professional expertise, and ongoing learning
Connection — We nurture meaningful therapeutic relationships that foster trust, resilience, and wellbeing
Our Story
Founded by an experienced music therapist with over a decade of clinical practice, The Therapy Programme was created in response to the growing need for accessible, modern therapeutic options for mental health support across the UK and is rooted in evidence-based models, creative therapies, and trauma-informed practice.
Our Team
Led by a dedicated team of qualified therapists who understand the current pressures of teens in society and are passionate about helping them thrive.
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All therapists are professionally registered and trained in group facilitation, safeguarding and online delivery.
Team roles include:
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Counsellors (BACP Registered)
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Psychotherapists (UKCP/BACP Registered)
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Art Therapists (HCPC Registered)
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Music Therapists (HCPC Registered)
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Clinical Advisor (Counselling Psychologist or Psychologist, BPS Registered)
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Safeguarding Lead (NSPCC Trained)