Our Services

At Conquest Centre, we provide a wide range of therapeutic, experiential and wellbeing services for children, young people, adults and families.

Using a unique combination of animals, nature, therapeutic interventions and trauma informed mentoring, we offer personalised approaches of support that help individuals build confidence, develop new skills, improve emotional wellbeing and achieve meaningful personal goals.

No two journeys are the same. Every person who accesses our services is supported as an individual, with sessions tailored to their interests, strengths and needs.

How We Support People

At Conquest Centre, we support people in a way that is right for them. We carefully match clients with a mentor who will draw on the resources available from our therapy animals, arts and crafts, sport and nature and other activities to offer something suitable for each individual.  

Everything we offer is there to help clients feel safe, build confidence and develop life skills. Everyone is different, so support is always shaped around the individual

Sessions are offered weekly by the half hour or hour and some people come for several hours in a day or week up to a maximum of 3 days (12 hours). The length of your sessions and how often you attend may depend on how much funding you have access to and what you agree at the introductory meeting.

We ask that everyone commit to a minimum of 10 weeks. Arranging an introductory meeting with a member of staff is the first step in booking time.

Explore our services

These services can be accessed individually or combined to create a personalised approach to support. Rather than being a ‘pick and mix’ list, our specialist mentors work with each individual to understand what might be most helpful on the day. This flexible approach means that every session can be adapted to suit their needs, interests and confidence, allowing support to develop naturally over time.

Nature, Animal & Sensory-Based Services

Forest School

One-to-one or group sessions delivered within our Forest School environment.

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Sensory Sessions

Tailored sensory experiences that can take place in our sensory room or with animals.

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Small Animal Sessions

Opportunities to feed, groom, care for and spend time with our smaller animals.

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PAWS Dog Therapy

Therapeutic sessions involving our specially trained therapy dog Winnie.

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Therapeutic Dog Care & Walking

Participants work alongside mentors to care for and walk our dogs.

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Therapeutic Riding

Individual or group riding sessions with a therapeutic focus

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Back Riding

For smaller riders who require additional physical support, or for some non-verbal riders.

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Therapeutic Activities and Support

Play Therapy

One-to-one therapeutic sessions delivered by our qualified Play Therapist.

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Therapeutic Hypnosis

Individual sessions delivered by our Wellbeing Officer.

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Counselling

Professional one-to-one support offering a safe, confidential space

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Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and Constellation Therapy

Delivered on site  by our psychotherapy partners Thoughts and Soul.

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Mentoring and Personal Development

Individual or group Mentoring Sessions

One-to-one, personalised sessions tailored to individual interests, goals and support needs.

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What Makes Conquest Different

A Truly Individual Approach

We recognise that every person is unique. Rather than offering a standard programme, we co-create support with individuals, families and professionals that reflects each person’s strengths, interests and aspirations.

Trauma-Informed Practice

Trauma-informed practice underpins all aspects of service delivery at Conquest Centre. Our team understands the impact that adverse experiences, anxiety, stress and emotional challenges can have on an individual's ability to engage, learn and thrive.

We prioritise emotional safety, trust, choice, collaboration and positive relationships, creating supportive environments where individuals can develop confidence, resilience and wellbeing at their own pace.

Supporting the Whole Family

Where appropriate, support extends beyond the individual to include families and carers, recognising the importance of a holistic approach to wellbeing.

Frequently Asked Questions

For information about referrals, funding, eligibility, costs and what to expect from our services, please visit our FAQ page.