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At bMindful Psychology, we work with care-experienced young people who have faced trauma, instability, and systemic barriers. Our latest blog explores the growing movement to recognise care leavers as a protected characteristic, why it matters, and how it could create fairer opportunities in education, employment, and mental health for those transitioning out of care.

Discover how bMindful Psychology equips foster carers with trauma-informed support, therapy, and training to promote healing and stability for foster families.

Help your child manage back-to-school anxiety with practical tips, routines, and expert guidance. Support their mental wellbeing with bMindful Psychology.

Occupational Therapy (OT) is transforming lives in children’s residential homes - not just through support , but through creative,...

At bMindful Psychology , we are committed to enhancing the skills and knowledge of professionals working with children and young people. Our comprehensive training programs are designed to provide evidence-based, trauma informed education that empowers individuals and organisations to create nurturing and therapeutic environments. Comprehensive Training Programs We offer a diverse range of training courses tailored to meet the needs of professionals across various sectors, in

Occupational Therapy (OT ) plays a vital role in helping children and young people thrive in education, particularly those with special...

Private Autism Assessments in Cheshire: Expert Support Without the Wait As a parent, it’s natural to question whether your child’s behaviours are just part of their personality or signs of something more. If you’ve been wondering, “Could my child be autistic?” - you’re not alone. At bMindful Psychology, we provide private autism assessments in Cheshire, supporting children, teenagers, and families across Stockport, Greater Manchester, and surrounding areas. Our multidisciplin

bMindful Psychology had the privilege of exhibiting at the 2025 National Commissioning and Contracting Training Conferences (NCCTC) last week - a key event in the calendar for professionals working to support the children’s services and wellbeing of children, young people, and families. Held over two exciting and enriching days, the event gave us the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, share our approach, and raise awareness of the specialist support we

Why Your Neurodivergent Child Talks Non-Stop About One Topic – And How to Respond with Empathy