In-Touch · Sector adaptation
Residential education settings
A residential youth-care counselor is not the therapist - but they are there at two in the morning when a student isn't sleeping. In-Touch prepares them for the conversation no one planned - in a setting where there is no immediate referral.
Book a demo30 minutes. A scenario from your field. No obligation.
Who the practice is for
The conversation within your professional context.
Counselors and educational staff in residential youth settings.
Conversations with students around loneliness, withdrawal, and emotional difficulties.
More example scenarios
- A student who discovers they have nowhere to return to during the vacation
- A conversation with a student whom peers suspect is self-harming
- Counselor required to have a conversation with a student in emotional turmoil
Unlike a school day, a residential staff member’s role does not end when scheduled activities finish. They live alongside the young people. Our scenarios reflect that environment: nighttime, shared rooms, and distance from parents.
We will check together what is relevant for your team.
In the conversation, we will be able to get to know the organization and the contexts in which the team operates.
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