Services

Psychological support, training, and collaboration

We offer services for individuals, community organisations, and groups seeking more thoughtful, relational, and socially aware responses to distress.

Our work is shaped by psychological expertise, lived experience, and a commitment to trauma recovery, collective wellbeing, and social change.

What we can help with

Understanding distress beyond diagnostic categories

Severe emotional distress and community level trauma
Altered states often labelled as ‘psychosis’
Extreme mood swings often labelled as ‘bipolar disorder’
Complex trauma due to misogyny that is labelled as ‘borderline personality disorder’
Despair and suffering often labelled as ‘depression’
Fear and responses to social pressures often labelled as ’anxiety disorders’

What We Offer

Different forms of support, shaped around context and need

Individual therapy

We offer one-to-one psychological therapy that centres your experience, world view, and context. We recognise the need for spaces to understand suffering as a reaction to social contexts and legacies of historical injustice

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Community consultancy

We support charities and community groups seeking more socially informed and psychologically grounded ways of working. This includes reflective thinking, service development, and responses that recognise the wider causes of distress in our communities.

Groups and circles

We facilitate group spaces shaped around shared experience, reflection, and learning. These spaces support connection, reduce isolation, and create opportunities for collective understanding and recovery.

Collaborative training

We deliver training shaped by professional knowledge and lived experience. Designed for organisations, practitioners, and community groups, our sessions support more relational, trauma-informed, and anti-oppressive ways of working.

Consultancy

Support for organisations, teams, and community groups

We offer consultancy to organisations and community groups seeking more socially informed and psychologically grounded ways of working.

PTMF-informed approaches to services and campaigns
Reflective practice for teams working in contexts of inequality and trauma
Professional supervision and reflective practice groups
Developing collaborative projects and partnerships
Contributing to funding applications and joint initiatives

Groups and Circles

Shared spaces for reflection, connection, and recovery

Becoming Actively Anti-Racist

Small-group work involving self-reflection, peer support, and anti-racist learning that leads to action.

Women’s Writes Are Human Writes

Creative writing in a trauma-informed space, exploring internalised misogyny, creativity, wellbeing, and social action.

DBT for trauma survivors

DBT skills informed by trauma survivors who became experts in DBT by using it in their own recovery. Emotional dysregulation is recognised as being rooted in trauma and oppression.

Joyful Courage

Sustaining wellbeing as activists and organisers facing the suffering caused by injustice

Training

Co-developed learning informed by professional and lived experience

We offer training for organisations, practitioners, peer workers, and community groups who want to rethink conventional responses to distress and develop more relational, trauma-informed, and anti-oppressive ways of working.

Radical Recovery College

Trainings can focus on severe emotional distress, extreme states, mood swings, chronic despair and fear, and suicidal distress. These are understood as reactions to adversity and social contexts that can be navigated through activism and collective responses.
Surviving suicidal distress and self harm

Understanding the retraumatisation caused by many treatment approaches for trauma surviviors and learning PTMF informed alternatives.
Eco-systemic approaches for traumatised and marginalised communities

This can be provided with a focus on Global Majority refugees and people seeking asylum, LGBTQIA communities, etc.
Wealth inequality and ‘mental health’

The hidden reality that economic inequality is a major social determinant of ‘mental health’ problems.
Power Threat Meaning Framework

Trainings on the Power Threat Meaning Framework, tailored to your organisations needs

Working Together

Flexible formats shaped around what is needed

We work in a range of formats, depending on what is needed and what feels most appropriate for your setting or circumstances.

One-to-one therapeutic work
Outdoor therapy
Group facilitation
Workshops and training sessions
Reflective practice spaces
Consultancy and collaborative development work

Some services may be offered as one-off sessions and multiple sessions can be arranged depending on your needs and requirements.

This is an overview of services provided by Community Psychology Reclaimed. Please see our socials for current offerings:

Enquiries

Start with a conversation

If you’re interested in therapy, consultancy, training, or group work, you’re very welcome to get in touch.

We’re happy to have an initial conversation about what you’re looking for, current availability, and whether working together feels like the right fit.