Family Services

Our supportive conflict resolution service is here to help you mend fences and restore good relationships. We can tackle various issues, such as disputes over living arrangements, concerns about behaviour, disagreements over living spaces and communal areas, and any general conflicts between parties.

If your family is experiencing difficulties, misunderstandings, or conflicts that seem hard to resolve, you don’t have to go through it alone. We’re here to help facilitate those necessary discussions and improve your relationships with family members by creating a safe space for open dialogue.

For matters related to couples separating or divorcing, we recommend seeking out specialized providers in that area. Our mediation service focuses exclusively on intra-family disputes, such as intergenerational issues, sibling disagreements, and situations where families are committed to staying together.

• Family relationships are preserved, improved, and future-proofed

• While not a replacement for or alternative to legal action, costly and time-consuming formal action could be avoided

• Personal matters can be kept private and contained

Across 12 sessions, you’ll develop practical skills to:

• Look after your own wellbeing to parent from a place of strength

• Understand teenage brain development

• Nurture your teen through listening and encouragement

• Set boundaries and maintain structure

Take 3 is a supportive, non-judgemental course for any parent or carer who wants to improve family relationships and communication, especially those struggling with teenagers or concerned about their young person’s behaviour or mental health. Based on the idea that families thrive on nurture, structure, and self-care, the programme recognises how easily these foundations can be disrupted. There’s no single “right way” to parent, but we offer tools and strategies that have been tried and tested by both professionals and other parents.

 

The course acknowledges that while early parenting comes with plenty of guidance, support often drops off when children hit adolescence – a time of major developmental change. Many parents feel lost or blame themselves, unsure how to navigate the shift. Take 3 provides a structured, evidence-based approach to rebuilding confidence and connection.

 

Suitable for parents of both neurotypical and neurodiverse young people, the course also explores parenting styles, misbehaviour, negotiation, and managing anger. We offer flexible delivery through group sessions (2 hours) or one-to-one support (1 hour, with two joint sessions for both parents).