Providing Person Centred Support for vulnerable children and adults with social difficulties including Asperger Syndrome, Autistic Spectrum Disorders, learning and mental health difficulties.
Inner Resources works with children, young people and adults, their families and professional network. We work with clients in their homes, schools, colleges and communities supporting engagement in a variety of activities. Where necessary we provide high level (crisis) support to families and individuals where circumstances have become extremely difficult.
We work with our clients to help reduce feelings of distress, frustration, anger and hopelessness.
We explore through open communication and observation why certain difficulties, limitations or challenging behaviour exists, what are the cause and triggers of this behaviour and what the person gains from it. We then develop practical strategies, interventions and solutions to manage and support implementation of new, appropriate behaviours to meet their needs. We also share our strategies and interventions with the parents and other people involved in a person’s life to help them manage better outcomes.
Inner Resources recognises the uniqueness of each individual and promotes a hands on, intuitive and analytical approach in working with people which informs our understanding of the person’s circumstances, experience and needs. This is especially important when clients have difficulty with communication.
We are usually contacted by families directly or by the social worker, the local education authority or other professionals from a client’s care network. The service can be funded directly through the local authority or through the use of direct payment and personal budgets and also privately funded.
