“Curiosity Project have always been empathetic, relational and passionate about supporting children’s social, emotional mental health.” 

Our Ethos

Curiosity Project is a collective of wholehearted therapists providing support across the Greater Manchester area. 

We are committed to a relational approach of working with the aim of promoting and sustaining positive change for all involved.

Curiosity Project support children, families, schools, Regional Adoption Agencies and professionals in the private and public sector.  We listen carefully to the experience of the individual and make every effort to help people feel known and understood, no matter their age or how they choose to express themselves.

We have 20 years’ experience of working therapeutically with children and families

Connection, acceptance and empathy run solidly throughout every aspect of our work from beginning to end.

“We have been very lucky for the past year to work directly with Katy, she sees my husband and I regularly to help us understand our children’s complex needs and behaviour and with that understanding helps us to parent in a more therapeutic way.”

Family working with Curiosity Project

Katy Beetham

Lead Psychotherapist

For the past 20 years Katy has worked therapeutically with children and families. She approaches her practice with a compassionate humility and is known to be eternally curious.

“Katy has an amazing ability to explain things in a way that we will understand and to see things from a different perspective. Our son has been having therapy with Katy for a few months and it has really helped him to manage his emotions.”

“Curiosity Project has consistently been one of the most impactful services we have worked with – for pupils, families, staff and the leadership team. This is due to a combination of the relationships they form, their invaluable knowledge and expertise, bespoke offers that meet the unique needs of our school and the way in which they work with us.”

Head Teacher of school working with Curiosity Project