Talk Psychology
Talk. Think. Be.
Who We Are
Our mission is to support children and young people through one to one, trauma-informed sessions delivered in their own environment, we focus on giving each young person a consistent, trusted space to talk through what they're experiencing, on their terms.
Meet the Founder
Joanne Asphall founded Talk Psychology after working directly with children and young people with social, emotional and mental health needs, as well as those with neurodiversity. She believes every child has the right to feel safe and be heard, and created Talk Psychology to provide a space where children and young people can talk openly and be supported with compassion and care. Joanne studied a Masters in Psychology, a Masters in Psychosocial Studies, and a Certificate in Counselling Skills and holds Graduate Chartered Membership with the British Psychological Society (GMBPsS).
Joanne Asphall
Founder
What We Do
We support children and young people aged 7 to 18. Our support is flexible, easy to access, and we take a trauma-informed approach. This means we recognise how past experiences can shape a young person's emotional wellbeing. Rather than asking children and young people to come to us, we bring sessions to them, in their school, home, or care setting. Sessions cover emotional well-being, building resilience, understanding emotions and emotional regulation, inluding tailored support for young people and neurodiversity. Referrals are welcomed from NHS, children's residential care providers, education settings and charities.