Services
Welcome to our Services page where you can explore the range of bespoke consultancy services, training opportunities, and access to resources we offer for schools, local authorities, and residential care homes and parent / carers.

Consultancy and Reflective Practice Services
TAP offers reflective practice and bespoke consultancy services to schools, local authorities, residential care homes, alternative provisions and nurseries to gain a deeper understanding of the behaviours occurring within your establishment and how to effectively manage these through a person-centred, holistic, therapeutic approach.
- We work closely with you to identify what is working well and identify areas for improvement in line with your organisation's goals and needs.
- We offer individual or small group therapeutic reflective practice and/or supervision, which is underpinned by DDP practice
- We will provide observations and feedback to inform need analysis and progress measures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What services does TAP offer?
TAP offers bespoke reflective practice and consultancy services tailored to schools, local authorities, children’s care homes, alternative provisions, and nurseries. We help organisations gain a deeper understanding of behaviours within their establishment and provide strategies to effectively manage these behaviours through a person-centred, holistic, and therapeutic approach.
2. How does TAP work with my organisation?
We collaborate closely with your organisation to identify strengths and areas for improvement and align strategies with your goals and needs. Our work is centred on understanding your challenges and creating solutions that fit your unique context.
3. What is therapeutic reflective practice and supervision?
Therapeutic reflective practice and supervision offered by TAP are underpinned by DDP (Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy) practice. This involves guided reflection and support to help staff improve their approach to working with children and young people, enhancing understanding and outcomes for all involved.
4. Can TAP help create a therapeutic behaviour policy?
Yes, on request, TAP can help co-create a therapeutic behaviour policy for your organisation. We also offer ongoing support and supervision to ensure the policy is turned into effective working procedures, promoting sustainable change.
5. Does TAP provide training?
Yes, TAP offers specialised training tailored to your organisation’s needs. We can provide whole-business training or focus on specific areas that are most relevant to your staff and the challenges you face.
6. How does TAP measure progress?
TAP provides observations and feedback to inform need analysis and track progress. This allows us to assess the effectiveness of interventions and make adjustments where necessary to ensure continuous improvement.
7. What is DDP, and why is it important?
DDP (Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy) is a therapeutic approach focused on building trust and emotional connections between children and caregivers. It’s essential for helping children who have experienced trauma or difficulties in attachment. TAP’s use of DDP ensures that our strategies and support are trauma-informed and effective.
8. How is pricing determined for TAP’s services?
TAP offers bespoke pricing based on the specific needs and requirements of your organisation. Pricing is tailored to the scope of the services you require, whether it's consultancy, training, therapeutic supervision, or policy development. We work with you to ensure that our services align with your budget while providing maximum value for your organisation. Please contact us directly to discuss your specific needs and receive a personalised quote.
9. What examples of pricing can TAP share?
Services provided by TAP are offered uniquely to the provider, and a suitable and fair price will be agreed upon before confirmation of booking. Some examples are provided below:
- Regular monthly individual reflective supervision from £50
- Regular monthly small group reflective practice supervision from £100
- 2hr in school team training session from £200
- Staff training day from £1000

Training Offer
At TAP we offer Training options to suit all needs, budgets and sizes.
- Whole business / school training packages
- Individual Support (foster carers and adoptive parents)
- E-Learning
- Zoom or in-person training
The topics below are regularly being updated, with courses and training programmes ever expanding. Please do contact us if you would like to discuss a bespoke training plan
- Trauma-informed approaches and awareness, including ACEs
- Child Development, including learning and barriers to learning
- Attachment
- The Impact of Domestic Abuse on Children
- Transforming spaces in your school/setting to promote relational care
- Creating a therapeutic classroom/space
- Reflective Practice - DDP informed
- CSE and CCE
- Child-Specific Issues - Lying, Stealing, Wetting and Soiling, Transitions, Schemas, Friendships
- Trauma Informed Parenting
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What training options does TAP offer?
TAP offers a wide range of training options to suit all needs, budgets, and sizes. Our offerings include whole business/school training packages, individual support for foster carers and adoptive parents, e-learning courses, and both Zoom or in-person training sessions.
2. Can TAP provide bespoke training plans?
Yes! TAP regularly updates and expands its training courses and programmes. If you have specific needs or would like a tailored training plan, please get in touch with us, and we can discuss how to create a bespoke solution for your organization or setting.
3. What topics are covered in TAP’s training?
TAP offers training on a variety of important topics, including but not limited to:
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Trauma-informed approaches and awareness, including ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences)
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Child development, including learning and barriers to learning
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Attachment theory
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The impact of domestic abuse on children
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Transforming spaces in your school/setting to promote relational care
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Creating a therapeutic classroom or space
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Reflective practice - DDP informed (Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy)
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CSE (Child Sexual Exploitation) and CCE (Child Criminal Exploitation)
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Child-specific issues such as lying, stealing, wetting and soiling, transitions, schemas, and friendships
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Trauma-informed parenting
4. Can TAP’s training be delivered online?
Yes, we offer e-learning options for those who prefer flexible, self-paced learning. Additionally, we provide Zoom training sessions for remote, live interaction, or we can conduct in-person training depending on your preference and needs.
5. Is TAP's training suitable for different sized organizations?
Absolutely! Our training packages are designed to suit a variety of organizations, from small groups to whole businesses or schools. Whether you are a single foster carer or an entire school, TAP has training options that can be customized to meet your needs.
6. How often are the training courses updated?
Our courses and training programmes are regularly updated to ensure they reflect the latest research, best practices, and emerging issues in child care and education. We strive to keep our training content relevant and effective for those who attend.
7. Can TAP help with specific child-related issues in training?
Yes, TAP provides focused training on specific child-related issues such as lying, stealing, wetting and soiling, transitions, schemas, and friendship dynamics, helping to address the unique challenges you might face in your setting.
8. How can I find out more about TAP's training services?
If you would like to learn more about our training options, discuss a bespoke training plan, or get more details on specific courses, please feel free to contact us. We’d be happy to provide further information and help you select the best training for your needs.

Resource Information
At TAP we are always evolving our online and e-learning packages.
You will find access to resources on our 'Resource' page, covering a range of topics, such as:
- Therapeutic Parenting
- ACES
- Attachment Theory
- Working with Developmental Trauma
- Trauma and Attachment
- And many more
You can also purchase resources and books to support your implementation of the learning through our 'Book Nook' page
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What online and e-learning packages does TAP offer?
At TAP, we continuously evolve our online and e-learning packages to provide up-to-date and relevant content. Our resources are designed to support learning on a range of important topics, ensuring flexible learning options for individuals and organizations.
2. What topics are covered in TAP’s online resources?
TAP offers a variety of online resources on our 'Resource' page, covering key areas such as:
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Therapeutic Parenting
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ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences)
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Attachment Theory
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Working with Developmental Trauma
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Trauma and Attachment
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And many more
3. Can I purchase additional resources or books to support my learning?
Yes, TAP offers a 'Book Nook' page where you can purchase resources and books designed to complement and support the implementation of your learning. These resources are carefully selected to further enhance your understanding and practical application of the topics covered in our training.
4. How can I access TAP's online resources?
You can access TAP’s online resources directly through our 'Resource' page on our website. From there, you will find various learning materials and tools to support your professional development.
5. Are the e-learning packages regularly updated?
Yes, TAP is always evolving and updating our online and e-learning packages to reflect the latest developments and best practices in therapeutic care, trauma-informed approaches, and attachment theory.
6. Do I need to be part of an organization to access TAP’s online resources?
No, TAP's online resources are available to individuals, organizations, and professionals looking to enhance their understanding of key topics like trauma, attachment, and therapeutic parenting. You can access these resources on your own or as part of a wider organizational initiative.
7. How can I find out more about TAP's e-learning offerings?
For more information about our e-learning packages and to explore the full range of topics covered, visit our website's 'Resource' page. If you have specific questions or need guidance on which resources are right for you, feel free to contact us directly.