We all want to offer children the emotional support they need to face life’s challenges. At Child in Time we believe that children deserve access to independent, professional, counselling support during vulnerable or troubled phases of their lives. Sometimes the environment they have been born into cannot give them what they need. Sometimes unexpected events leave young minds struggling to cope.
School Therapy
Schools are often required to pick up the pieces and all too often there just isn’t enough time in the day. Child in Time brings professional therapists to children and young people, relieving the pressure on the school and enabling students to reach their full potential.
Early intervention is crucial for healthy emotional development, giving the chance for the developing brain to fire synaptic networks into life and learn to regulate stress responses.
Our children deserve this opportunity or we run the risk of leaving them caught in the primitive fight/flight responses for the rest of their lives.
About Us
Child in Time was born ten years ago when founder, Chloe Billington, was working as a counsellor in a primary and secondary school in East London.
Now operating in 35 schools and colleges, Child in Time sets up counselling services in schools with qualified therapists so that schools can be confident that they have offered their students a professional and safe place to be heard.
The right support at the right time can be life-changing.
In addition to school counselling services, we now run workshops for children, staff and parents and provide online staff supervision.
Parent Support
For parents/carers looking to speak to a qualified specialist about their child, we now offer online parenting consultations as well.
Our team have found that parents don’t always want or need to enter into a long therapeutic process but they are looking for practical advice on how to support the emotional needs of their children from someone they can trust.
Our aim is to make this kind of consultation more accessible so that parents have the confidence to move forwards themselves.
It’s therapeutic support (not therapy) for parents who want guidance and strategies from a mental health professional.