Sitting on logs, walking through woodland or enjoying a hot drink and a cosy wood burner is a world away from clinical formality.

You will find a listening ear, two-way conversation and gentle guidance where appropriate. This is an open and accepting place.

A no-wrong-way approach means you can do it your way. Walking, jumping, digging, shouting or breathing fresh air can all be therapeutic activities.

There is support here for everyone in the family who would like to understand why communicating is hard, or who doesn’t always know how to help.