Name: Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapy Services
Address: 20 Pottery Street, Greenock, Scotland, PA15 2UH, GB
Telephone: 01475 339019

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Child & Family Therapies

Unit 12, Ground Floor

Ladyburn Business Centre

20 Pottery Street,

Greenock, PA15 2UH

At Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapy Services, we are committed to providing a service which operates with integrity and promotes equality and inclusion. We have a range of services designed to meet the needs of the community we serve and that are delivered professionally. We provide Child and Family therapy Services Training, Family Counselling, Play therapy and Filial Therapy.

Small Talk, which is part of the Foundation's Covid Response Programme, is a collection of projects that provide support to those who were most adversely affected by the pandemic, including lone parents.

The Small Talk initiative originated in Scotland, where small-scale research was conducted among young single mothers under the age of 25 who had given birth during the pandemic. This research, carried out between February and April 2022 in collaboration with three partner organisations, clearly identified the need for support during the perinatal period (from birth to 12 months) and early mental health and well-being assistance for lone parents, including during pregnancy. It also highlighted the benefits of peer support networks for the emotional well-being of young mothers and their desire for more of such support.

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WEE MINDS at Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies based at Ladyburn Business Centre Providing mental health support to infants, toddlers and parents delivered by qualified Play Therapists, Theraplay practitioners and Family Workers

For further information or to make a referral for infant Play Therapy and parent support call us on 01475 339019 or email on children@mindmosaic.net

Attachment based fun play sessions for baby and new parents to encourage healthy brain development and enhance parent child relationships

Grief and loss

Disabilities

Domestic violence

Parental addictions

Early intervention play therapy services for mild/ medium and complex difficulty

Sociocultural factors and other issues affecting the mental health and development of young children

Referrals include developmental trauma; parent/ infant attachment relationship difficulties

Attachment based training workshops for parents/ carers and professionals

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POSITIVE MEET-UP

A lovely positive meet up this week with our colleagues and network partners from 5 organisations at our therapeutic support forum that we host at our base in Ladyburn Business Centre Open to all who work therapeutically with the mental health and wellbeing of others- we set this group up to focus on how we manage our own self-care and relaxation as practitioners and to ensure that we do not pour from an empty cup. We help ourselves and each other to avoid vicarious trauma- t

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PLAY THERAPY

In Play Therapy children and young people affected by traumatic life circumstances, post traumatic stress and complex difficulty affecting their mental health and wellbeing, enter the therapy room where there is no expectation that they have the words or the language to even begin to make sense of what has happened to them. With the support of the university trained qualified Play Therapist the sessions may be non verbal for some time before they eventually gain trust, as the

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EMOTIONAL SUPPORT GROUPS

Our popular Superhero and Change and Loss Groups provide emotional support and enhance good mental health and wellbeing for children age 5- 11yrs and 12-18yrs in a safe, developmentally appropriate therapeutic environment. Via the stories of the Superheroes young people face challenges head on- are supported as they work through issues such as grief and loss, family breakdown, bullying, poor self esteem, difficult peer relationships, chronic illness and disability, as they le

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