Our aims
The aim of our approach is not to foster an exclusive, idealised relationship with children, young people and families, although an excellent relationship is vital. What we want is for therapy to facilitate the formation of better relational bonds at school, at home, at work and in social settings...and therefore for us to become completely redundant as quickly as possible
The aim of our approach is not to foster an exclusive, idealised relationship with children, young people and families, although an excellent relationship is vital. What we want is for therapy to facilitate the formation of better relational bonds at school, at home, at work and in social settings...and therefore for us to become completely redundant as quickly as possible
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About PCC's clinical lead, Dr. Laine Jäderberg DPsych MA FRSA Laine is the clinical lead for the Parent Child Clinic. She is a fully qualified and registered Child, Adolescent and Parent-Child Psychotherapist. Laine's Doctoral (D Psych Prof) research focused on parent-child and family psychotherapy which produced the VPT model for psychotherapy - please click here if you would like to know more about VPT, and here if you would like to read more about Laine's research. Laine is registered and regulated by UKCP (United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy) and BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy). She is a Senior Associate of the Royal Society of Medicine and was recently invited to be a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts for her contribution to creative psychological therapy and research. Laine's clinical experience includes work with children, adolescents, families, and adult individuals and couples in primary care (GP surgeries); NHS, in CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services); in NHS adult and young adult in-patient secure units; in state and private schools and in private practice. Laine also works as a specialist clinician referred by experts ordered by the Family Court. Experts and specialists are retained by private individuals and Local Authorities / Councils in England and Wales. Laine's special interests are working with intergenerational trauma, parent-child psychotherapy, twins, high conflice divorce, complex family cases, and psychosomatic medicine. She also has a special interest in working with creative arts, in particular music and painting. |
Laine's CPD (continued professional development) includes EMDR, forensic psychotherapy (Portman Clinic); couples work (Tavistock Centre); Family and Systemic work (Tavistock, NHS) and CBT (Oxford and Bucks NHS Foundation Trust). She is a visiting lecturer and a clinical supervisor for trainees and fully qualified psychotherapists. Laine manages a charitable fund providing psychotherapy for parents and children, along with research opportunities and training. |
All our clinicians are specialists in their field of family, child and adolescent psychotherapy / psychology / psychiatry and are fully qualified and registered. They also all have enhanced DBS disclosures, which means that they have been safety checked by the police, and are fully insured.