Age Range
Young people by service route
About the Practice
When a young person in Reading is struggling but cannot say it at home, counselling can create the first honest space. No5 Young People Reading Counselling supports Reading families with play-based and counselling-style emotional wellbeing support for children who need more than another conversation at the kitchen table. The focus is safer expression, stronger connection and practical understanding for the adults around the child.
Clinical Expertise
Counselling, emotional wellbeing support, outreach and youth mental health projects
Anxiety, low mood, school pressure, family stress, identity worries, confidence and emotional overwhelm
Ask provider about SEND-aware counselling, autism/ADHD access needs and reasonable adjustments
Why Work With Us?
Reading Young People Counselling: Parents can see the therapist role, membership route and safeguarding position before trusting someone with their child’s inner world.
Counselling Outreach and Youth Support: Play, creative work and counselling-style support help children communicate through action, story, art, movement and relationship when direct questions only make them close down.
Parent and School Connection: The service helps young people talk through distress while families gain a clearer route beyond waiting and worrying.
Young people by service route
Reading and Berkshire routes
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Counselling, emotional wellbeing support, outreach and youth mental health projects
Most private therapy routes accept parent enquiries; check consent, referral and safeguarding process for the child’s age
Ask provider about review notes, professional letters or school-facing summaries
Ask provider about SEND-aware counselling, autism/ADHD access needs and reasonable adjustments
Emotional expression, regulation, parent-child communication, confidence and school participation support by therapy scope
School and community outreach routes by programme
Reading and Berkshire routes
Reading and Berkshire
Reading