For parents:

• Relate - Supporting parent relationships | Relate - Relate have joined with BCP Council to offer free family coaching sessions for parents of children with additional needs or Mental Health difficulties. Click the link for their contact details and to self-refer.
• www.seeitdifferently.org – A set of videos showing how disagreements can impact on children and how to do things differently
• www.clickrelationships.org – An online relationship support site with loads of info on improving relationships
• oneplusone separating better info from Support for separating or separated parents/additional information tile (As above)
• NSPCC - Helping Your Child Cope with Your Divorce or Separation | NSPCC
• Gingerbread - Helping children through separation | Gingerbread
• FID Family Hubs link/QR code Family hubs, early help and outreach centres (bcpcouncil.gov.uk)
• SENDiass - Providing free, impartial, and confidential information, advice and support for children and young people (up to the age of 25) with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), and their parents/carers, living in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. SENDiass4BCP - SENDiass4BCP
• If you feel scared or controlled in your relationship you can find support here Crisis and early help support services (bcpcouncil.gov.uk)
• If you would like to talk to someone about further support and information please contact our friendly Family Information Service by phone on 01202 093131 or by email at familyinformation@bcpcouncil.gov.uk

For practitioners:

CAFCASS - a guide to support practitioners working with families where there is deemed to be harmful conflict. The guide contains a range of tools including; Dispute resolution skills and technique guidance, parenting styles tool, distinguishing domestic abuse and harmful conflict tool, cafcass positive parenting, a programme suitability criteria tool, a children’s belief about parental divorce tool.

You may a series of videos useful: #SeeitDifferently show examples of how disagreements and arguments can be resolved more constructively.