• Make a Referral

  • Please note, referrals will only be accepted for our current Growing Hope clinics

  • Professional's information

    Please provide your contact details.
  • Please note our therapy clinics currently offer the therapies indicated below. We are unable to accept referrals for a therapy that is not yet offered in your chosen clinic.

    King's Cross - Speech and Language, Occupational, Children's Counselling and Music
    Brockley - Counselling, Occupational
    High Wycombe - Speech and Language, Occupational, Music and Art
    Maidstone - Speech and Language
    Redbridge - Speech and Language
    Solent - Occupational, Counselling
    York - Speech and Language
    Farnham - Speech and Language

  • We are only able to accept referrals for children who live within the areas of our current clinics. Please see the list of clinic catchment areas at growinghope.org.uk/make-a-referral

    For therapy activities and advice (including quick reference resource sheets and 10 minute podcasts), please go to growinghope.org.uk/resources

  • Parent/Carer information

    Please provide the contact details for the parent/s or carer/s of the child you are referring for.
  • Parent/Carer information

    Please provide your contact details.
  • Please note our therapy clinics currently offer the therapies indicated below. We are unable to accept referrals for a therapy that is not yet offered in your chosen clinic.

    King's Cross - Speech and Language, Occupational, Children's Counselling and Music
    Brockley - Counselling, Occupational
    High Wycombe - Speech and Language, Occupational, Music and Art
    Maidstone - Speech and Language
    Redbridge - Speech and Language
    Solent - Occupational, Counselling
    York - Speech and Language
    Farnham - Speech and Language

  • We are only able to accept referral for children who live within the areas of our current clinics. Please see the list of clinic catchment areas at growinghope.org.uk/make-a-referral

    For therapy activities and advice (including quick reference resource sheets and 10 minute podcasts), please go to growinghope.org.uk/resources

  • Child information

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  • Communication skills

  • Social skills

  • Behaviour and emotional regulation

  • Everyday activities

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  • School participation

  • Motor skills

  • Sensory processing

  • Diagnosis

  • Therapy

  • Please note our therapy clinics current offer the following specific therapies:

    • King's Cross - Speech & Language, Occupational, Children's Counselling, Music
    • Brockley - Counselling, Occupational
    • High Wycombe - Speech & Language, Occuapational, Music, Art
    • Maidstone - Speech & Language
    • Redbridge - Speech & Language
    • Solent - Occupational, Counselling
    • York - Speech & Language
    • Farnham - Speech & Language

    We are unable to accept referrals for a therapy that is not yet offered in your chosen clinic.

  • Occupational Therapy

    Occupational therapy helps with everyday activities that a child participates in, whether that is washing, dressing, eating, playing, handwriting or something else. Occupational therapists look to see if there’s anything that a child finds difficult and then at how they can help to make it easier. They see both children with diagnosed needs and significant disabilities, and those with undiagnosed needs and general concerns about coordination.
  • Speech and Language Therapy

    Speech and language therapy helps children and young people with their communication skills, so that they are able to understand other people better and clearly communicate their own thoughts and ideas to others.
  • Music Therapy

    Music Therapy session will generally involve songs used each week to start and end the therapy and then time in between for free musical play. Here your child and the therapist will use instruments to improvise, providing space for expression and opportunity to work towards individualised goals.
  • Art Therapy

    Art therapy is a place for children/families to come and express themselves through the artmaking, play and exploring various art materials. This work is based on a safe therapeutic relationship and the client/s can use the materials to express themselves, which is particularly helpful for those who struggle to verbally express themselves. The client/s can decide what they would like to use and the therapist follows the process, working with what the client/s decides to bring up. Goal-based and short-term work is also possible with Art Therapy.
  • Counselling

    Counselling sessions offer an opportunity to think about how we are feeling and how best to understand and cope with those feelings, with someone who is completely separate from our family or school. We normally do this through playing, chatting, drawing and writing.
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