From what happened to what happens next.

Counselling and EMDR therapy, critical incident response, mediation and restorative group sessions, workplace training and consultancy. For individuals and for the organisations they work in, across the UK.

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  • CounsellingBACP Accredited Counsellor
  • MediationAccredited mediator
  • Crisis supportTrained Critical Incident Responder
  • LocationWest Midlands based, working across the UK

Start with what's happening.

Most people don't get in touch asking for a service by name. They get in touch because of a situation. You don't need to know which service you need. Pick the situation closest to yours and see where support usually begins.

Steady people first. Then talk it through.

  1. Critical incident responseCalm, practical support on the day, including psychological first aid.
  2. Critical incident debriefA structured conversation for the people involved.
  3. Counselling or EMDR therapy, where it's neededOne-to-one support for anyone still carrying it.

After a serious accident or a sudden death at work, the first job is to help people feel safe again. The talking comes once things are calmer.

Talk this through

Support at every point on the route.

From the day something happens to the work that keeps people steady long afterwards.

A group of colleagues, one in a hi-vis jacket, sitting in a circle of chairs talking with a facilitator

When something has just happened

Critical incident response

Calm, practical support in the hours and days after a serious incident, in person or online, including psychological first aid.

Critical incident debriefs

A structured, confidential conversation for the people involved, held soon after it happens.

Colleagues seated in a circle with a facilitator during a restorative group session

When things need working through

Counselling

One-to-one sessions for whatever you're carrying, from a single hard day to something that has built up over years.

EMDR therapy

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing. A structured therapy for working through distressing or traumatic memories.

Mediation

A neutral, structured process for people in conflict, focused on what happens from here.

Restorative group sessions

Facilitated sessions that help teams rebuild communication, trust and working relationships after conflict or a difficult experience.

A facilitator leading a workshop for managers seated around a meeting table

When you want to be ready

Workplace training

Sessions for managers and teams, shaped around the pressures of your own workplace.

Psychological safety

Training and consultancy that help organisations create workplaces where people feel safe to speak openly, raise concerns and contribute.

Consultancy

Practical advice on how your organisation looks after people before, during and after difficult events.

Wherever the work happens.

Hard days don't only happen in offices. Roots2Routes goes where your people are, in person or online where appropriate.

  • A site manager in hi-vis talking one-to-one with a worker beside a site cabin
    Construction sites
  • Two prison officers talking calmly in a staff office
    Prisons
  • Two teachers in conversation in a school staff room
    Schools
  • A store manager and a colleague talking in a supermarket stockroom
    Supermarkets
  • A manager and an employee in a quiet one-to-one in a glass meeting room
    Corporate offices
  • And many other workplaces

Based in the West Midlands, working across the UK.

Support is shaped around your shifts and your sites, so it fits the way your organisation actually runs.

The name is the way we work.

Roots

Understanding where our difficulties come from. Our experiences, relationships and past traumas can shape how we feel, think and respond today.

Routes

Together, we explore the way forward. Finding new perspectives, possibilities and a route towards meaningful, lasting change.

At Roots2Routes, we believe that understanding where we've come from can help us discover where we want to go.

How it starts.

Getting in touch doesn't commit you to anything.

  1. Tell us what's going on

    Use the form below. A few lines is plenty.

  2. We talk it through

    We'll get back to you about what's happened and what you need.

  3. Agree the route together

    You'll know what support looks like and who it's for before anything begins.

Make an enquiry.

Tell us a little about what's happening, for you or for your organisation. You don't need to know which service you need.

This form isn't for emergencies. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999. If you need to talk to someone right now, Samaritans are free on 116 123, day or night.

Who is the support for?
What is it about?

A short outline is fine. Please keep personal or health details brief here. We can talk properly when we reply.

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