The Clinical Psychology Group (TCPG) provide psychological assessment and therapeutic interventions to children, adults and families.
The Clinical Psychology Group
Reducing Anxiety
Management Plans
A collaborative, compassionate approach to supporting children who are finding it harder to manage their emotions, engage with learning, or build relationships in educational settings.
What is a RAMP?
A Reducing Anxiety Management Plan (RAMP) is a collaborative approach to supporting children who may be finding it harder to manage their emotions, engage with learning, or build relationships. Drawing on our understanding of neurodevelopment, attachment, and trauma, we create personalised plans that help children feel safer and more regulated in educational settings.
This is not just about behaviour. It is about understanding what children are communicating and what they need to feel safe and supported, and then working together with families and schools to make that happen in a practical, sustainable way.
Compassionate understanding
We take time to understand each child's unique experiences, strengths, and challenges. Every plan begins with genuinely getting to know the child.
Collaborative working
We bring together the expertise of parents, school staff, and other professionals. Everyone's knowledge and experience is vital to this process.
Practical implementation
We focus on creating strategies that are realistic and sustainable, ensuring everyone feels confident in supporting the child effectively.
The RAMP Process
1
Consultation with Key Adults
- In-depth meetings with parents and carers
- Discussions with school staff
- Input from other professionals
- Understanding existing strategies
2
Direct Work and Observation
- Time spent with the child
- Observations in different settings
- Identifying triggers and supports
- Building a complete picture
3
Creating the Plan Together
- Developing practical strategies
- Ensuring strategies work across all settings
- Creating clear, accessible approaches
- Building on existing strengths
4
Implementation and Review
- Sharing the plan with all involved
- Training on strategies
- Regular reviews
- Ongoing support
Funding Options
RAMPs can be funded in several ways. We are happy to discuss funding options with you when you get in touch.
Adoption Support Fund
Available for adopted children and those on Special Guardianship Orders and Child Arrangement Orders, up to age 21 (or 25 with an EHCP).
Pupil Premium Plus
Available through schools for eligible children. £2,300 per eligible child (Reception to Year 11). Early Years Pupil Premium: £302.10 per year.
Private Funding
Flexible arrangements available for school or family funded RAMPs.
£1,500 to £2,400 total
10 to 16 hours at £150/hour
10 to 16 hours at £150/hour