DAY 2 OF THERAPY
Our Cohort 4 Woman attends community MH therapy sessions for 31 days. She outlines her experience of how this is helpful (or not for…
DAY ONE OF THERAPY
Coffee is vile and I’m not good at quizzes. This is not going to go well! 10.35. All I want to do is sleep.…
Feeling Let Down by another organisation. A woman’s perspective.
After I experienced abuse in my relationship I had to go on a long waiting list for several months until I was offered an…
Crafting this week at Cohort 4
Here’s what I made this week at Cohort 4. I had a lovely time this week making the little heat pads with Janet from…
One woman’s success is celebrated by our whole group
“I thought that I would tell you my good news. I had an interview on Monday, and luckily I got one of the 5…
Perpetrator supervision and the impact on Women and Children: The privatisation of Probation
At the end of 2013 an article I wrote was published in the British Journal of Community Justice, Special Edition: Transforming Rehabilitation (TR) Under…
OCN Level 2 Young Women’s Programme now Accredited at Cohort 4
Crime, risk and complex needs. We are pleased to announce that our Recognition and Respect (R&R) programme has been accredited as a level 2…
Family: An emotive term
“Hi Beverley, This is how I feel about Cohort4. Not only are physical hugs given, which I need and want, it’s like a big…
Changing my thoughts to positive ones with self- talk, then I can change my feelings
I attended the Canine HOPE session at Cohort 4 today given by Marie with Cody a rescue dog, whom I really wanted to take…
642 Volunteer hours keep Cohort 4 alive 2017/18
It’s that time of year again when I have to prepare the financial accounts of Cohort 4 to go to our Accountant. As well…
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