Specialist Services for Children and Young People

Our specialist service for children and families

At Future Living Hertford, we are committed to preventing and reducing the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and poor mental health through holistic, trauma-informed support for children, young people and families.

Shaped by evidence, research and lived experience, our dedicated children and young people’s services are designed around the voices and needs of children themselves. Open to all, it provides specialist support for those affected by domestic abuse, helping them to feel safe, understood and supported in their recovery.

Through a blend of creative and therapeutic interventions, we support children and young people to process their experiences, build resilience and develop healthier futures.

Alongside direct support, we contribute to ongoing research and learning, helping to inform and improve policy and practice both locally and nationally – so that more children and families receive the support they need, when they need it.

CYP Therapy room with lego on mat
Heart in cage drawing - CYP Art

Our vision is a future where every child’s voice is heard and valued, and where all children and young people can access the emotional wellbeing support they need to thrive.

Creative and Talk Therapy

We offer a range of creative and talk therapy for children and young people. Sessions are 45 minutes in duration and are charged at £30 per session, taking place once per week. 

For more information, or to make a referral, call 01992 537 344, or email us

Brighter Days

– Parenting After Domestic Abuse

Brighter Days is a supportive, trauma-informed programme for parents who are rebuilding family life after domestic abuse. We understand that relationships can feel challenging and that supporting children through recovery can be difficult and overwhelming.

This five-session programme gives parents the opportunity to share their worries, learn together and receive guidance from both professionals and other parents who have had similar experiences, helping families move forward with greater confidence and resilience.

For more information, call 01992 537 344, or email us

Young Herts

  • A healthy relationships programme for young people in primary and secondary schools
  • Exploring how to build healthy relationships and recognise unhealthy ones
  • 4 x weekly sessions of one hour for each year 6 class or
  • 4 x weekly sessions for two year 6 classes together in the hall

We also have funding to administer the programme in schools.

For more information, or to make a booking, call 01992 537 344 or email us