TRM is a structured, evidence-based framework that supports young people in recovering from complex trauma. It integrates psychological theory with practical care strategies, focusing on safety, emotional regulation, relationship building and identity development.
All staff are trained in Restorative Practice and Team Teach. Restorative approaches are used to repair relationships, hold young people accountable in a supportive way, and resolve conflict without shame or exclusion.
Together, TRM and Restorative Practice form the foundation of every interaction, plan and intervention at Levin House.
Completion of our referral form and pre-admission risk assessments
Review of any Court direction and chronology.
Consideration of risk factors, impact on the existing group, location, availability and staff experience.
Confirmation of funding and a signed Individual Placement Agreement.
Young people are supported into mainstream education, alternative provision, college, training or employment. We liaise with Swindon Virtual School and provide on-site support for study routines and homework.
Young people are registered with local GPs, dentists and opticians. Health plans address physical health, sexual health, emotional wellbeing, sleep hygiene and substance misuse, with therapeutic key-working sessions in support.