Counselling is provided by staff and trained volunteers (family support practitioners) who are qualified to Counselling Diploma level (or equivalent). It can be one-to-one, in couple, through family therapy, play therapy or art therapy. Counselling helps people where the diagnosis of the child has caused very high levels of stress and/or has re-triggered emotions connected to earlier issues.
When Hayley first came into contact with The Maypole Project she was quiet and shy. She contracted Stephen Johnson’s Syndrome, a rare disease when she was 3. Now, aged 18 she is doing her A levels
“Having Sally to talk to has helped me to understand myself, understand my illness and deal with its effect on me. Her support has helped me to bring me out of myself and boosted my self-confidence, so much that I now ask for what I need.”
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