Private Family Interventions for Complex Behavioural Difficulties


Individually Structured Intervention for Young Males Aged 15–25 and Their Families
When behavioural difficulties, persistent conflict or disengagement begin to affect the whole family, conventional support may not be enough. I provide private, individually structured interventions, working directly with parents and, where appropriate, their son to address the difficulties, establish clearer expectations and create a practical path towards change.
60-Minute Intensive Family Consultation
A one-off, focused consultation for families seeking professional insight, practical guidance and clear next steps.
View 60-Minute Intensive Family Consultation @ my professional practice through AYP Consulting, >.
Private Online Family Intervention
Work with parents and their son through a structured period of direct engagement, addressing family conflict, communication, boundaries and responsibility.
Private One-to-One Residential Intervention
Individually arranged residential work in suitable UK or international locations, including Spain. No group camps, institutional environment or standardised programme.
Private In-Home Family Intervention
Direct work with the family in their own home, in the UK or internationally, where the circumstances and suitability of the engagement warrant it.
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Damon Bachegalup — Family Intervention Consultant
Damon Bachegalup is a family intervention consultant working with families of young men aged 15–25 experiencing complex behavioural difficulties, persistent conflict, disengagement or challenges at home. With more than 26 years of experience working directly with young people and families, he provides private, individually structured family interventions in the UK and internationally.
His work includes online family intervention, private one-to-one residential intervention and in-home family intervention. Each engagement is assessed individually and personally delivered, subject to suitability.
