Established over 35 years ago, the Moore House Group provides a continuum of personalised pathways of residential care, fostering, education, and therapeutic interventions for children and young people throughout Scotland.
Our Mission
To achieve the best personalised outcomes for children and young people through positive, nurturing relationships developed across our education, fostering, residential and psychological services.
Our Vision
Every child and young person enjoys positive health and wellbeing; and the best opportunities for learning, life and work.
Our Values
Acceptance, Innovation, Resilience, Empowerment, Responsiveness
Upcoming Event: STANCE 2026
This autumn, we are proud to present the STANCE Conference 2026 at the COSLA Conference Centre in Edinburgh on Thursday, 1st October (9:30 AM – 4:30 PM).
This event bridges trauma-informed theory and everyday practice for professionals in care, psychology, and education. It will be featuring keynotes from Alex Partridge (LADBible Founder & ADHD Advocate), Chris Wild (Care Consultant & Author), and Professor Mark Smith.
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Moore House Group
5 hours ago
And that’s a wrap on #STANCE2026
A massive THANK YOU to all of our fantastic keynote speakers, workshop hosts, exhibitors, venue staff at COSLA, and most importantly, every single delegate who joined us today!
We’ve loved bringing together people from across care, education ...and clinical practice to share experiences, exchange ideas and reflect on how we can continue to improve our support services.
Moore House Group
7 hours ago
As our workshop sessions draw to a close at #STANCE2026, our final spotlight is on 'Creating Cultures of Safety: Restraint Reduction'.
Christopher Docherty from Safe Crisis Management Europe, accompanied by Robert Mollon, is exploring the importance of proactive de-escalation, ...ethical practice and building safer environments across social care and education.
The session encourages practitioners to look beyond simply managing challenging behaviour and consider how we can reduce physical intervention while responding to distress with greater understanding and care.
Moore House Group
7 hours ago
Shining a light on another of our afternoon workshops at #STANCE2026
We have Laura Ross from Scottish Attachment In Action and Laura Lawlor from West Lothian Council introducing 'Wee Breathers', an attachment-informed and trauma-sensitive reflective supervision programme.
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This session explores how protected spaces for reflection can help practitioners process the emotional demands of their roles, protect their own wellbeing and build stronger relationships with the young people they support.