Support available for Inverclyde parents/ carers and professionals...
Worried about your child or teenager's mental health and not sure who to speak to or where to refer to? Often it helps to have a chat with a professional to help you make that decision and to find appropriate support...
Our next check in clinic is at our office base in Ladyburn Business Centre on Monday 30th October...
For an individual/ confidential appointment with a qualified and experienced Therapist - call us on
01475 339019 or e mail children@mindmosaic.net
On Tuesdays- commencing
24th October until Tues 5th Dec
Venue: Ladyburn Business Centre- 20 Pottery Street Greenock PA15 2UH
5.30pm- 7pm- Soup and Sandwich, tea provided
Cost £2.50 per person
An intergenerational Christmas craft group- card making; crafts; knitting( don't worry if you can't knit yet- we will teach you!)
For children, teens, parents, carers, young parents, kinship carers, Grandparents - bring the kids or come along by yourself( under 15s must be accompanied by an adult)....
Learn a new craft or spend time with a child, teenager or young parent passing on skill and experience;
Our sessions aim to reduce anxiety;
Distance you from negative thoughts;
Relax you;
Relieve stress;
Produce a sense of accomplishment;
Improve cognitive ability;
Increase social skills;
Lowers inflammation & stress hormones such as cortisol
To book a place call- 01475 339019
or e mail: children@mindmosaic.net
Position available: Play Therapist
Hours: 18hrs per week
2 days in schools and 1 day clinic based working with children and teenagers age 3-18yrs referred for a range of medium to complex psychological difficulties and life circumstances affecting mental health and wellbeing.
Duties will involve working closely with a Family Worker/ work with parents. The applicant should be a fully qualified play therapist registered by BAPT or PTUK.
Salary - pro-rata of full time equivalent of £39K
Reports to Sandra Boyle CEO
Closing Date Fri 18 Aug
For further information or an application pack call 01475339019 or email children@mindmosaic.net
Join the team..
Join the team..
Position available: Play Therapist
Hours: 18hrs per week
2 days in schools and 1 day clinic based working with children and teenagers age 3-18yrs referred for a range of medium to complex psychological difficulties and life circumstances affecting mental health and wellbeing.
Duties will involve working closely with a Family Worker/ work with parents. The applicant should be a fully qualified play therapist registered by BAPT or PTUK.
Salary - pro-rata of full time equivalent of £39K
Reports to Sandra Boyle CEO
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For further information or an application pack call 01475339019 or email children@mindmosaic.net
Join the team..
Position available: Play Therapist
Hours: 30hrs per week
Applications are invited from qualified Play Therapists registered by BAPT; BACP or PTUK to join our busy therapy practice based at Ladyburn Business Centre in Pottery Street Greenock.
The post is fixed term initially till June 30th 2024 and may be extended depending on continuation of funding.
Clinical Supervision will be provided.
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For an informal chat or to request an application pack contact
Salary - pro-rata of full time equivalent of £39K
Reports to Sandra Boyle CEO
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For further information or an application pack call 01475339019 or email children@mindmosaic.net
Join the team..
Position available: CBT/Therapist/Counsellor
Hours: 30hrs per week
We currently have a vacancy for a part time CBT Therapist/Counsellor to provide therapy/ counselling to Parents/ Carers/ and young people age 14-18yrs.
Hours: 18hrs per week
Salary: £28k- £33K ( pro rata)
Must be fully qualified and registered by BACP or COSCA and hold an enhanced PVG disclosure check.
For further info or a recruitment pack call us on 01475 339019 or e mail: children@mindmosaic.net
Closing Date: Fri 3rd Nov
Interviews: Wed 8th Nov
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For further information or an application pack call 01475339019 or email children@mindmosaic.net
Small Talk, which is part of the Foundation's Covid Response Programme, is a collection of projects that provide support to those who were most adversely affected by the pandemic, including lone parents.
The Small Talk initiative originated in Scotland, where small-scale research was conducted among young single mothers under the age of 25 who had given birth during the pandemic. This research, carried out between February and April 2022 in collaboration with three partner organisations, clearly identified the need for support during the perinatal period (from birth to 12 months) and early mental health and well-being assistance for lone parents, including during pregnancy. It also highlighted the benefits of peer support networks for the emotional well-being of young mothers and their desire for more of such support.
WEE MINDS at Mind Mosaic Child and Family Therapies based at Ladyburn Business Centre Providing mental health support to infants, toddlers and parents delivered by qualified Play Therapists, Theraplay practitioners and Family Workers
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For further information or to make a referral for infant Play Therapy and parent support call us on 01475 339019 or email on children@mindmosaic.net
Attachment based fun play sessions for baby and new parents to encourage healthy brain development and enhance parent child relationships
Grief and loss
Disabilities
Domestic violence
Parental addictions
Early intervention play therapy services for mild/ medium and complex difficulty
Sociocultural factors and other issues affecting the mental health and development of young children
Referrals include developmental trauma; parent/ infant attachment relationship difficulties
Attachment based training workshops for parents/ carers and professionals
Mind Mosaic Child and family Therapies are running the Seasons for Growth® Children and Young People’s Program.
Seasons for Growth supports children and young people to understand and respond well to the issues they experience as a result of death, separation, divorce or other significant change and loss in their lives.
Assists children and young people to understand that their feelings and other reactions are normal.
Develops skills for coping, problem solving and decision making.
Builds a peer support network.
Helps restore self-confidence and self-esteem.
Educates children and young people about the grief process.
For Further information and referral form contact Stephen Crawford, Child and Family Worker on
01475 339019 or email children@mindmosaic.net
