Freedom Care Separated Parents Information program
Starting from: Less than £100
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- Private 1:1
- Self-guided
- Without Ex
- With Ex
SPIP (Separated Parents Information Program) supports separated parents to develop healthy, child-focused co-parenting relationships. It helps reduce conflict, strengthen communication and promote emotional wellbeing for children experiencing family change. Delivered through a relationship-first and trauma-informed framework, SPIP supports families to build stability, and long-term resilience.
Course Highlights
- Delivered by experienced social worker and family practitioners who work across a range of support, care and education services.
- Freedom has a QCQ registration for Specialist services for families who are autistic or have learning disabilities, we also have vast experience with mental health and ADHD
- This course can be combined with further learning outcomes and goals with our family coaching and life story work
Link to our Brochure for Family Time
Link to brochure for families supporting children with SEND
The purpose of SPIP (Separated Parents Information Programme) at Freedom is to support parents to move from conflict to cooperative parenting, centered on the needs, safety and emotional development of the child. The program helps parents understand how separation affects children psychologically and behaviorally, and how adult conflict can escalate emotional distress and insecurity.
Freedom’s approach places equal importance on emotional insight and practical change. Parents are supported to reflect on patterns of interaction, develop self-regulation skills and learn how to communicate constructively, even in high-conflict situations. The program does not focus on blame, punishment or enforcement; instead, it equips parents with tools to understand their child’s needs and respond in ways that promote emotional safety and attachment security.
Our clinical and safeguarding expertise enables us to work confidently with families affected by complexity, including mental health difficulties, neurodivergence and behaviors that challenge. SPIP is designed not just to improve relationships now, but to lay the foundation for healthier co-parenting into the future.
Resources
SPIP is complemented by a range of optional additional services that families may find beneficial alongside the programme, including:
• Life Story Work – supporting children and parents to make sense of family experiences and create a positive narrative moving forward
• Family coaching and therapeutic support
• Supervised, supported and indirect contact services (NACCC accredited)
• Specialist autism and learning disability support (CQC registered)
• Parenting support and emotional wellbeing interventions
• One-to-one child-focused support and mentoring where appropriate
All additional services are carefully matched to individual family needs.
Providers Qualifications
Freedom is:
• NACCC Accredited for supervised and supported contact
• CQC Registered for Autism Support + Care (ASC) and Learning Disabilities (LD) services
Delivery is undertaken by experienced practitioners with backgrounds in education, social care, mental health and specialist support services. Staff hold appropriate professional qualifications and undertake regular training in:
• safeguarding
• mental health awareness
• trauma-informed practice
• autism and neurodevelopment
• risk management
• child development and attachment
Safeguarding Measures
Safeguarding is embedded within every aspect of SPIP delivery. Freedom operates robust safeguarding frameworks, aligned with statutory guidance and national best practice. All staff receive safeguarding training and follow clear procedures for managing concerns, recording incidents and escalating risk appropriately.
We maintain close liaison with local authorities, courts, schools and health professionals where required and operate transparent information-sharing protocols. Risk is assessed dynamically, not just at referral, and reviewed regularly to ensure ongoing safety for children and parents.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDING NOTICE FOR ALL PROGRAMMES
If you or your child are at risk of harm, this program may not be suitable for your situation. If you have urgent child protection concerns or feel you are in immediate danger, please seek help from the appropriate services:
Police (999 in an emergency)
Social Services (your local authority)
Domestic Abuse Helpline (UK: 0808 2000 247)
NSPCC Child Protection Helpline (UK: 0808 800 5000)
For immediate safety concerns, please seek professional support as soon as possible.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDING NOTICE FOR ALL PROGRAMMES
If you or your child are at risk of harm, this program may not be suitable for your situation. If you have urgent child protection concerns or feel you are in immediate danger, please seek help from the appropriate services:
Police (999 in an emergency)
Social Services (your local authority)
Domestic Abuse Helpline (UK: 0808 2000 247)
NSPCC Child Protection Helpline (UK: 0808 800 5000)
For immediate safety concerns, please seek professional support as soon as possible.