Services

Trauma-Informed Support

Structured, relational intervention for young people experiencing chronic stress and adversity. We restore emotional regulation, rebuild developmental stability and strengthen the foundations needed for lasting progress.

Leadership Development Programs

Progressive pathways that move young people from stabilisation to growth — building agency, responsibility and the capacity to contribute positively within school, community and beyond.

Regulation Building Workshops

Practical, evidence-informed workshops equipping young people with tools for emotional regulation, conflict navigation and constructive decision-making. Delivered in schools, alternative provision and community settings.

WHO WE WORK WITH

CBTL works with organisations committed to early intervention and lasting change.

Schools & Alternative Provision — Supporting students at risk of exclusion, persistent absence or behavioural escalation with structured, trauma-informed programmes that complement existing pastoral provision.

Youth Justice & Probation Services — Delivering regulation-focused intervention for young people transitioning through the criminal justice system, reducing reoffending risk through identity development and accountability.

Local Authorities — Providing structured early intervention aligned with safeguarding legislation, SEND frameworks and inclusion strategies — with clear outcome reporting for commissioners.

Community Organisations — Partnering with grassroots and third sector organisations to reach young people outside formal education, including those affected by gang influence or community instability.

Corporate & CSR Partners — Supporting businesses looking to invest meaningfully in youth development — through funding partnerships, volunteering, and co-delivered community programmes.

Prison & Custodial Settings — delivering trauma-informed regulation and leadership development for young people and adults in custody, supporting rehabilitation, reducing reoffending risk and building the foundations for positive reintegration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age group do you work with?

CBTL works with young people aged 12–25, including those in secondary school, alternative provision, post-16 settings and young adults transitioning through youth justice or community services.

How can I get involved with CBTL?

There are several ways to partner with us — as a school or organisation commissioning our programmes, as a corporate or CSR partner, or as a community organisation seeking structured support for young people. Get in touch via our consultation request form and we'll discuss what's possible.

What makes your services unique?

CBTL combines trauma-informed practice, relational consistency and structured behavioural frameworks into a single, deliverable model. We prioritise regulation before expectation and agency before accountability — producing young people who are stable, responsible and capable of leading, not just compliant.

CBTL works with schools, local authorities, youth justice services and community organisations supporting young people facing complex social and emotional challenges through trauma-informed programmes and leadership development.

Programme Outcomes

Emotional Regulation

Young people develop grounding techniques, emotional vocabulary and self-regulation strategies — reducing crisis responses, behavioural incidents and exclusion risk.

Identity & Responsibility

Participants rebuild confidence and a stronger sense of self, developing the responsibility and resilience needed for sustained engagement in school and community.

Leadership & Contribution

Young people transition from crisis into active contributors — taking on peer mentoring, leadership roles and positive participation within their environments.

Request a Consultation

Request a consultation to discuss how CBTL can support your organisation in strengthening emotional regulation, leadership development and positive pathways for young people.

“Tell us about your organisation and what support you’re looking for”

About US.

CBTL (Create, Build, Teach, Lead) is a UK-based trauma-informed framework dedicated to supporting young people facing complex social, emotional and behavioural challenges.

Our approach is grounded in evidence, informed by lived experience, and built around one clear goal: moving young people from crisis → stability → contribution.

CBTL is delivered through structured programmes, 1:1 mentoring, regulation workshops and leadership pathways — working alongside schools, local authorities, youth justice services and community organisations across the UK.

CBTL Framework CIC is a registered Community Interest Company (No. 17231966), committed to delivering structured, trauma-informed support for young people across the UK.

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