The leading provider of Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) Training for Professionals, and NVR Coaching for Parents / Caregivers.
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About Us
Established in 2006
The first specialist provider of NVR training & interventions in the UK
The leading provider in the UK
We've trained more professionals, & supported more families than any other provider
Highly Qualified Trainers & Coaches
Our team hold the highest qualifications available
Over 1000 Professionals trained each year
Over the last 3 years we have trained over 3000 people
Over 90 families supported each year
Each year we offer individual coaching & group sessions for over 90 families
4.8 Star Average Rating
From our professional training
Our company is certified
We are registered with; CPD, Independent Safeguarding CIC, NVR Association (NVRA)
We have trained globally
Although we are predominantly in the UK, we have trained across the world
You can find out more about us here.
Our Services
In particular we offer expertise in psychological interventions for overcoming the effects of trauma, aggression and anxiety in families and individuals using NVR. More…
NVR Clinics: We work in a variety of settings, including family, individual therapy, foster family, residential service, school and community. More…
Direct individual clinical supervision: especially in NVR, trauma-focussed therapy, systemic work with multi-stressed families and working with anxiety- related issues. More…
NVR Training & Workshops for professionals only. We offer a full programme of training from Foundation Level upwards. More…
What is Non-Violent Resistance?
Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) is an innovative form of systemic family therapy, which has been developed for aggressive, violent, controlling and self-destructive behaviour in young people. We have been the first to use this approach in Britain, and have adapted it to families involved with Social Services, and for Looked After Children.*
High efficacy and very low drop-out rates make this a very efficient and cost-saving approach for CAMHS clinicians and professionals in Social Services or the independent sector. Working with NVR can help prevent family or placement breakdown.
* Jakob, P : Peace Dividend. Community Care, June, 32-33 / Jakob, P. (2006): Bringing non-violent resistance to Britain. Context, 84, 36-38
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