At Hack Back CIC everything we deliver is designed to meet the needs of individuals, groups and organisations. Our aim is to work in partnership with schools to help them to achieve their aims by delivering sessions that are interactive and fun. We are specially trained in working with children with autism and regularly work in partnerships with school SENCOs, teaching assistants and learning mentors. We use interaction with nature to assist learning. Our work involves learning about nature, learning from nature, and learning with nature. We use socratic questioning and effective psychological techniques to develop understanding. Sessions are delivered by psychologists who hold enhanced DBS clearance. Our sessions work best when reinforced throughout the academic year by school and college. We are fully qualified and insured.

Please note we do not do visits with owls or other animals we ONLY deliver therapeutic interventions and training. For owl / bird of prey visits please contact Cheshire Falconry 01606 882223

We design and deliver programmes which include a series of workshops aimed at helping children with Special Education Needs to develop Emotional Intelligence and social skills.  We specialise in working with autistic children. We often work with vulnerable children, looked after children and children with challenging behaviours. Individual sessions include:  Understanding Feelings; Valuing others; Bullying – how words hurt; Pre-conceived ideas, stereotyping and labels; Self-esteem and confidence; Recognising our talents; Understanding body language etc. We are constantly developing new sessions to meet the needs of individuals and groups.

Please note – we do not do owl / bird of prey visits we deliver only therapeutic interventions. For owl / bird of prey visits please contact Cheshire Falconry 01606 882223

We offer staff training including autism /neurodiversity awareness. Our workshops have been developed with input from neurodiverse individuals.  Other workshops include improving mental health in young people and using nature as a development tool.

Please contact us for further information.