When education feels difficult, finding the right support can feel overwhelming. We'll listen, get to know your child and talk honestly about whether Crea Pax could help.
Talk to Martha
We support children and young people with social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH) and special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), including those finding it difficult to access conventional education.
We ask about strengths, interests, communication, what feels difficult and what helps your child feel comfortable. Suitability and support arrangements are discussed before a placement is agreed.
Activities may include caring for animals, cooking, gardening, creative projects and time outdoors. Sessions are shaped around agreed goals and the learner's pace, with individual support or opportunities to work alongside a small group.
Trusted relationships, clear routines and manageable steps help learners practise everyday skills, build confidence and take part in focused learning.
Contact Martha with a brief enquiry about your child's needs and the support you are looking for. Please avoid sending confidential records in your initial message.
Visits are by appointment. We can answer questions and explore what an introduction might look like.
Before a placement begins, we discuss suitability, staffing, funding, goals and how we will work with you and referring professionals. Where appropriate, a gradual introduction can be agreed.
Yes. Parents and carers are welcome to contact us. We can discuss possible next steps and any involvement needed from a school or commissioner.
Placements depend on suitability, availability and agreed funding and support arrangements. An enquiry or visit does not commit you to a placement.
Communication and review arrangements are agreed before the placement begins, so everyone understands the goals and how progress will be discussed.
martha@creapax.com
07730 476738
Visits by appointment only. Please keep initial enquiries brief and avoid confidential learner details.