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TRANSITIONS
SERVICES AT TRANSITIONS
All our services are tailored to each individual and are centred around the ethos that all reparative work needs to happen in the context of positive relationships. Our work draws on elements of the following models Equine Therapy, Think Like a Pony, Biodynamic Therapy, WILD Passport and Forest School, as well as The Thrive Approach. We aim to deliver an embodied therapeutic experience that supports physical, mental and emotional wellbeing through providing opportunities to connect with nature, animals, ourselves and other people.
THE SERVICES WE OFFER
ALTERNATIVE PROVISION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
In our Alternative Provision we provide support for young people in KS2, KS3 and KS4 who benefit from spending time in a setting outside of mainstream education.
Relationships are at the heart of our approach. We support our students to re-engage in life and learning by offering opportunities for connection and nurturing curiosity.
Click HERE to find out more about this work, which is underpinned with the following approaches: The Thrive Approach , Equine Therapy and the WILD Passport Curriculum.
FUNDED ADULT SUPPORT - WELL BEING THROUGH CONNECTION
Our ‘Wellbeing Through Connection’ pathway offers a gentle yet powerful therapeutic experience for adults who are struggling with their mental health or feeling socially isolated.
These Equine Therapy sessions are fully funded and available to people who live in York and whose financial situation is a barrier to accessing support.
Click HERE to find out more about Wellbeing Through Connection
PRIVATE ONE-TO-ONE ADULT SESSIONS
We offer privately funded one-to-one sessions of Equine Therapy, Body Psychotherapy or a combination of these.
These sessions offer an alternative to traditional talking therapies and a truly embodied experience. Our approach is based on the principle that our emotional, mental and physical processes are always connected. These sessions are available for adults who wish to explore issues impacting their daily life or longer-term difficulties which affect their overall wellbeing.
More information can be found HERE.