Access Togetherness (Online Support For Parents)

Free online learning modules are now available for parents, carers and families across Surrey – helping you understand your child’s emotional world and strengthen your family relationships.

Togetherness (formerly InOurPlace) offers trusted NHS-developed modules from the Solihull Approach, created by clinical psychologists and health professionals. Each module is designed to help you make sense of your child’s feelings, understand brain development, and build confidence and connection at every stage – from pregnancy to teenage years.

What learning modules are included?

Understanding your pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby
Understanding your pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby (for women and couples)
Understanding your baby
Understanding your child
Understanding your child’s feelings
Understanding your child’s mental health and wellbeing
Understanding your teenager’s brain
Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your child
Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your teenager
Understanding your brain (for teenagers)
Understanding your feelings (for teenagers)
Understanding your child with additional needs or learning disabilities
Understanding your relationships
Understanding your preterm or sick baby in hospital
Understanding your preterm or sick baby at home
Understanding your own trauma

About the learning modules

These online learning pathways have been written by experts and contain advice relevant to expectant parents, parents, grandparents and carers of children of all ages including those with Additional Needs.

Access to the modules is unlimited with no expiry date, so you can return as and when you need and want to.

Each guide has between 9 to 11 sessions which last roughly 20 minutes each, there are also activities that can be carried out between courses.

These courses are provided by the Solihull Approach and brought to you by Surrey Child and Family Health.

Watch the video to learn more about togetherness.