Phoenix Psychology is a well-established independent practice specialising in supporting individuals with complex trauma presentations across the lifespan whether that be children and families with complex difficulties who are supported by their local authorities, including looked after and adopted children (LAAC) or adults who have experienced complex trauma through their employment, early life, military experiences or as a result of more recent significant events. This may be via direct therapy (individual or group), assessment or psychological consultation / formulation. We have particular expertise in working with organisations (statutory, independent and third-sector) who deliver health, social care, advocacy and support services to vulnerable individuals, who often present with complexity; our role is to support and develop individuals, teams and organisations via a bespoke package of supervision, reflective practice, training, and organisational consultancy.

We strive to provide psychological thinking and interventions in line with our values to support those marginalised within our society, those who are exposed to psychological risks as part of their occupation, those who may struggle to access psychological services elsewhere and where we can support social change. Our ethos is to build relationships with services to provide excellence and integrate psychological thinking into all aspects of their organisation. 
A guiding principle at Phoenix is the importance of relationships, with connection and compassion at the heart of this. We invest time and energy in the embodiment of these values .

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