At Silverbrook Care Ltd, our therapeutic approach is rooted in the belief that every young person deserves the chance to grow into a confident, capable adult. Many of the children who come to us have experienced instability or adversity, and it is our responsibility to provide the consistent support, understanding and nurturing environment they need to move forward.
We take a thoughtful, relationship-based approach that places each young person at the centre of their own journey.
Our Approach
Integrated therapeutic care embedded in daily life.
At Silverbrook Care Ltd, every child in our homes has direct access to our in-house therapeutic team, ensuring they receive timely, specialist support from the moment they arrive. This integrated approach allows us to provide high-quality therapeutic care without delay, strengthening the consistency and stability each young person experiences.
Our residential teams work closely with our therapeutic practitioners, receiving ongoing guidance, reflective support and practical strategies that help them respond to each child’s needs with confidence and compassion. This collaboration ensures that therapeutic thinking is embedded throughout daily life in our homes, creating an environment where young people feel understood, supported and genuinely cared for.
What We Do
- Carrying out comprehensive psychological assessments to understand each young person’s needs
- Shaping individual Care, Behaviour and Risk Plans with informed therapeutic input
- Designing tailored therapeutic plans with clear short, medium and long term goals
- Offering psychological consultation and reflective support to staff and managers
- Developing practical, evidence informed strategies for everyday use in the homes
- Providing direct therapeutic sessions with children and young people
- Producing clear written records, intervention notes and recommendations to support quality oversight
- Participating in LAC reviews, PEP meetings and wider progress discussions
- Delivering workshops and training to strengthen staff knowledge and practice
- Supporting the development and delivery of Life Story Work for young people
General Care
General care for each young person includes access to:
- School placement
- Dentist
- Optician
- A Doctor who will be able to facilitate and meet their needs
- Other specialist medical practitioners as required
Individual Care Records
Each young person’s individual file will contain details of the following
- Full medical history relevant to the young person’s care
- Annual health assessments and outcomes
- Details of ongoing treatments, medication routines and therapeutic input
- Information on diagnosed medical conditions and preventative measures
- Documented allergies and known reactions
- Dental health records and appointment updates
- Optician assessments and vision related information
- Hearing checks and audiology records
- Developmental milestones and outcomes of reviews
- Involvement of parents or significant others in decisions
- Accurate records of medication, illnesses or accidents
- Health advice, guidance and education provided
- Signed medical consent documentation