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Suffolk County Council Rolling Select List

Therapeutic Intervention &
Educational Re-engagement

Supporting children and young people experiencing barriers to learning through personalised therapeutic intervention, emotional wellbeing support and educational re-engagement.

Supporting children with:

• SEMH SEND •​ Autism • ADHD • Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA) •
• Anxiety • Emotional dysregulation • Behavioural challenges •
• Low confidence and self-esteem • Barriers to learning and engagement •

• Approved Alternative Provision Provider

Why schools
choose Unity Heart

We understand that every child has a unique story. Some have a diagnosis, some are awaiting assessment, and others are simply struggling and need the right support at the right time.

Our regulation-first approach helps children feel safe, improve emotional regulation, build confidence, strengthen relationships and successfully re-engage with education.

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We provide:

Personalised therapeutic intervention

Educational
re-engagement

Home, school and community-based support

Parent and family guidance

Flexible one-to-one and group programmes

Multi-agency
 
working

Outcome-focused support plans

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Our approach

At Unity Heart, we believe behaviour is communication and every child has strengths.

Rather than focusing only on behaviours or diagnoses, we look at the whole child, understanding the underlying barriers that may be affecting learning, wellbeing and relationships.

Each programme is individually designed around the young person’s needs, strengths, interests and goals, helping them develop confidence, resilience and the skills needed to thrive both in education and everyday life.

Our 
Support & Services

Personalised support for children and young people to improve wellbeing and engagement.

Click below to explore how we support young people and families.

01 — Who We Support

02 — Our Services

03 — Flexible Delivery

04 — Who We Work With

05 — Outcomes

06 — Supporting Families

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We understand how overwhelming it can be when a child is struggling.

Many families tell us they have been passed from service to service without finding the right support.

At Unity Heart we provide guidance, reassurance and practical support, helping families understand their child’s needs and navigate available services.


Support may include:

Parent guidance
Understanding behaviour and emotional needs
EHCP support
SEND guidance
Signposting to local services
Building positive routines at home
Multi-agency collaboration
Sometimes families don’t need another closed door.

Our programmes aim to help young people:

Improve emotional regulation
Increase confidence and self-esteem
Rebuild trust and positive relationships
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Improve engagement with education
Increase attendance where appropriate
Develop resilience and independence
Improve emotional wellbeing
Build positive routines and healthy coping strategies
Prepare for a successful return to education or future learning opportunities

We work collaboratively with:

Schools

Inclusion Teams

Alternative Provision Teams

Health Professionals

Community Organisations

SENCOs

Early Help

Educational Psychologists

Charities

Families and Carers

Together we develop personalised support plans, monitor progress and work towards positive educational and wellbeing outcomes.

Our flexible approach allows support to be delivered in the environment where each young person feels most able to engage.

Support can be delivered through:

Schools
Pupils’ homes
Community venues
Our wellbeing premises
One-to-one sessions
Small group programmes
Online sessions where appropriate

Our personalised programmes may include:

Mind & Emotional Wellbeing
  • Therapeutic Mind & Body Coaching

  • Emotional Regulation

  • Therapeutic Mentoring

  • Confidence & Resilience Building

  • Social & Emotional Development

Education & Development
  • Educational Re-engagement

  • Alternative Education Support

  • Small Group Programmes

Physical & Family Wellbeing
  • Personal Training & Physical Wellbeing

  • Accredited Nutrition Support

  • Parent & Family Support

  • Clinical Hypnotherapy

We believe children should never have to wait for a diagnosis before receiving the right support. We support children and young people experiencing:

Autism

ADHD

Neurodiversity (diagnosed or awaiting assessment)

SEND

SEMH

Anxiety

Emotional dysregulation

Low confidence and self-esteem

Behavioural challenges

School avoidance

Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA)

Friendship difficulties

Low motivation

Barriers to education and engagement

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Professional experience you can trust

Unity Heart is led by two experienced directors with a diverse background spanning NHS and healthcare, education, policing and safeguarding, children’s services, community and charity work, SEND and neurodiversity, therapeutic coaching, clinical hypnotherapy, personal training, accredited nutrition, and health and wellbeing coaching. This breadth of experience enables us to understand the challenges faced by children, young people, families and professionals, while providing compassionate, evidence-informed support tailored to each individual’s needs.

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Referral process

Making a referral is simple

1.
Contact Unity Heart

2.
Initial discussion about the young person’s needs.

3.
Assessment and planning.

4.
Personalised support plan created.

5.
Sessions begin.

6.
Regular reviews with families, schools and professionals.

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Let's start a conversation

We’d love to hear from you. Together we can create the right support for every young person.

Whether you’re:

A school looking for Alternative Provision

A SENCO seeking additional support

A Local
Authority professional

A Health or SEND
professional

A Charity or Community Organisation

A Parent or Carer looking for guidance

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