Join a community committed to understanding distress
Studio 3 works with professionals who share a commitment to understanding distress, reducing restrictive practices and supporting people with compassion and respect.
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Our work spans clinical consultancy, training and therapeutic support across health, social care and education.
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We welcome interest from individuals who share our values and want to contribute to meaningful change in how distress and behaviour are understood.
What we look for
Professionals working with Studio 3 typically bring:
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experience supporting individuals experiencing distress
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a commitment to non-aversive and Low Arousal approaches
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the ability to work reflectively and adapt to complex situations
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strong communication and facilitation skills
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the ability to work collaboratively with teams and organisations
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Our work often takes place in high-pressure environments. We look for people who can think calmly and support others to do the same.
Working as a Studio 3 Associate
If you are a Psychologist, Therapist, Counsellor, Speech and Language Therapist or Occupational Therapist looking to take on Independent work with the support of a trusted organisation and like-minded clinicians, we would love to hear from you!
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We are currently seeking associates whose expertise complements our approaches to supporting individuals.
We are particularly looking for those with experience of supporting neurodivergent young people and adults, and who share our values of working with non-aversive Low Arousal Approaches.
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As an Associate, you may contribute to:
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delivering training programmes
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supporting organisations through consultancy
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working directly with teams and individuals
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helping embed Low Arousal approaches in practice
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Our associate model allows professionals to work flexibly while being part of a wider network grounded in shared values and standards.
Qualifications & Experience
Requirements will vary depending on the role, but may include:
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relevant professional qualifications (e.g. psychology, education, health or social care)
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experience working with neurodivergent individuals or complex needs
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training or experience in behaviour support approaches
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experience delivering training or working with groups (for associate trainers)
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We also value lived experience and practical knowledge alongside formal qualifications.
