About Sensory360

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Excellence360 operates with a broad therapeutic team, integrating professionals from a range of clinical disciplines to support children, adults and families. Their team profile shows a depth of specialised therapeutic expertise beyond basic counselling. 

Core professional roles include:

• Child & Adolescent Psychotherapists
  Practitioners trained in advanced psychotherapy techniques for young people, including attachment, trauma and developmental support.
   
• Psychotherapists & Social Workers
  Clinicians with expertise in therapeutic intervention and family systems, often with training in attachment, trauma and relationship-based models. 

• Music Therapist
  A Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registered music therapist who uses music and creative interaction to promote emotional regulation, expression and wellbeing.
   
• Occupational Therapist
  Specialist in sensory integration and functional development, working with sensory attachment needs and supporting sensory–environment relationships.
   
• Therapeutic Social Workers & Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) Practitioners
  Social work professionals with training in NVR and therapeutic parenting methods, offering support for behavioural contexts and relationship dynamics.
   
• Art Therapists / Creative Therapy Practitioners
  Practitioners use art and expressive media within a therapeutic framework to support the processing of emotions and experiences.
   
• Play and EMDR Therapists
  Therapists trained in play therapy and trauma-focused approaches like EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing), often used with children and families.
   
• Additional Registered Therapeutic Practitioners
  A range of experienced social workers and therapeutic practitioners with qualifications in DDP, TLSW, Theraplay and attachment-informed approaches. 

We also provide attachment-focused therapeutic practice, especially dyadic models, to support children and families affected by early trauma and attachment challenges. Their team is described as a group of skilled practitioners in this therapeutic niche.

Key professional roles and expertise include:

• Therapeutic Social Workers
  Qualified social workers with specialist training in attachment, trauma, and family support — bringing deep experience in children’s services and family systems.
   
• Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) Practitioners
  Practitioners trained in DDP and PACE approaches (Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, Empathy), a clinically informed model for attachment repair and family relationship work.
   
• Primary DDP Consultant
  Specialist lead with extensive experience across multiple settings (social work, therapeutic practice) and expertise in DDP training and supervision.
   
• Psychodynamic and Therapeutic Practitioners
  Therapists trained in psychodynamic and attachment-based methods, often with qualifications in counselling or psychotherapy, who support families and carers.
   
• Life Story / Attachment Work Specialists
  Practitioners who deliver therapeutic life story work to help children understand their past experiences and support identity, resilience and relational outcomes.
   
• Group and Parenting Support Facilitators
  Experienced practitioners who deliver group programmes such as Nurturing Attachment Groups and therapeutic parenting support, often with expertise in trauma and relational change.