Helping children and families feel calmer, stronger, and more connected.

At The Power of You, we support children, young people, and families who are navigating emotional, behavioural, or life challenges — whether these show up at home, in school, or in the wider world.

Some families come to us because school feels overwhelming.

 Others come because life feels unsettled, emotions are running high, or relationships feel strained.

There is no single reason to seek support — and no single “right” place to start.

When Children Are Struggling

Children don’t always have the words to explain how they feel.

 Instead, their struggles often show up as behaviour, withdrawal, anxiety, anger, shutdown, or avoidance.

We regularly support families whose children are:

  • Feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or emotionally dysregulated

  • Struggling with confidence or self-worth

  • Finding it hard to engage in school or learning

  • Experiencing friendship difficulties or social isolation

  • Displaying challenging behaviour at home or in other settings

  • Navigating neurodiversity, identity, or feeling “different”

  • Struggling after change, loss, or difficult experiences

These challenges are not signs of failure — they are signals that something needs understanding and support.

Supporting the Whole Child -

Not Just the Situation

Our work is not about fixing behaviour or forcing change.

It’s about helping children:

  • Feel safe enough to express themselves

  • Understand their emotions and reactions

  • Develop emotional regulation and coping skills

  • Build confidence, identity, and self-belief

  • Strengthen resilience and problem-solving

We take a child-centred, trauma-informed, and neuro-affirming approach, always working at the child’s pace.

Support for Children & Families

Support for Parents & Carers

When a child is struggling, the whole family feels it.

Parents and carers often tell us they feel:

  • Unsure how to help

  • Emotionally exhausted

  • Caught between school, services, and home

  • Worried they’re “getting it wrong”

  • Afraid of being judged

You’re not failing — you’re carrying a lot.

We support parents and carers by:

Creating space to talk openly and without judgement

Helping you understand what’s beneath your child’s behaviour

Offering practical strategies that work in real life

Supporting calm, consistent boundaries

Rebuilding confidence in your parenting instincts

Strong children need supported adults — and you matter too.

“Children don’t need fixing — they need safe, consistent adults who believe in them.”

How Support Is Delivered

Support for children and families is usually offered through 1:1 wellbeing coaching, delivered online via Zoom or Microsoft Teams.

Coaching may include:

  • Individual sessions with the child or young person

  • Parent or carer sessions

  • Joint sessions where appropriate

  • Guidance that can be shared with schools or professionals (with consent)

Support is typically structured over 6–12 weeks, with a clear focus and regular review.

School May Be Part of the Picture — But It’s Not the Whole Story

Some children we support:

  • Are not attending school

  • Have low engagement or frequent distress in class

  • Struggle with transitions, routines, or expectations

  • Feel like they don’t fit within the system

Where school is involved, we help families:

  • Understand emotional barriers to learning

  • Reduce anxiety and overwhelm

  • Build readiness and confidence

  • Support communication between home and school

We are not here to enforce attendance or label children.

 We are here to support regulation, connection, and readiness — whatever that looks like for the child.

What Makes Our Support Different

  • Over 20 years’ experience across education, care, sport, and wellbeing

  • Calm, relational, and non-judgemental approach

  • Clear boundaries between coaching and clinical care

  • Focus on understanding before action

  • Belief that children do well when they feel safe, seen, and supported

We don’t ask, “What’s wrong with this child?”

 We ask, “What does this child need?””

Taking the First Step

If you’re wondering whether support might help your child or family, the best place to start is a conversation.

  • Book a free discovery call

  •  Learn more about how 1:1 coaching works

You don’t need to have everything figured out.

 We’ll take it one step at a time — together.

The Power of You

 Walking with you, not above you.

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