Sulis
Therapies
We work with children and young people experiencing a wide range of mental health difficulties. Select a condition below to find out how we can help.
An eating disorder characterised by severe food avoidance or restriction, unrelated to body image or weight.
More than low mood. Depression affects how a young person thinks, feels and engages with everyday life.
Difficulty managing emotional responses that feel overwhelming, leading to outbursts, withdrawal or intense mood swings.
An intense, persistent fear of a specific object or situation that is limiting your child's everyday life.
Persistent, wide-ranging worry that is difficult to control and affects all areas of a young person's daily life.
An excessive preoccupation with having or developing a serious illness, despite reassurance to the contrary.
A persistent negative view of oneself that affects confidence, relationships and engagement with everyday life.
Unwanted, intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviours that trap young people in an exhausting and distressing cycle.
Recurrent, unexpected panic attacks accompanied by persistent fear of the next one.
Significant difficulty attending school due to emotional distress, often driven by an underlying anxiety or mood disorder.
Intense distress at separation from a parent or caregiver that goes beyond what is typical for a child's age.
A persistent and overwhelming fear of social situations that affects friendships, school and everyday confidence.
Involuntary movements or sounds that are difficult to control and can significantly affect confidence and daily life.
The lasting psychological impact of distressing or traumatic experiences, which can affect every area of a young person's life.
A therapy that targets the root cause of difficulties by helping the brain reprocess distressing past memories and experiences, reducing their emotional impact.
