Helping teams
thrive

No matter what kind of team you're part of, WildKin can support both you and your team members. Whether you work in a school or university, are part of a pastoral team, run a business, compete in professional sports, or work for a charity, WildKin offers the guidance and support you need.

Everybody deserves to be cared for

We embrace the uniqueness of every individual in your team. We provide a safe space for everyone, no matter their experiences, heritage, or learning style – to create helpful change.

Therapy for sports teams and professionals in the spotlight

WildKin founder Dom Smith is passionate about helping teams create a culture that prioritises the psychological wellbeing of their players. While sports psychology focuses on performance, systemic psychotherapy takes a broader approach – supporting relationships between players, their families, teams and the wider world, including fans and the media.

This approach helps players and their families navigate challenges such as family breakdown, addiction, injury, bereavement or media pressure. Dom is committed to ensuring they have the right support to thrive.

Fees

We are happy to discuss fees during a consultation.

Pay it forward

10% of fees will go to the WildKin Wonderfund – helping young people and families access affordable therapy in nature.

Therapy for schools and businesses

WildKin supports teams and individuals to perform to their potential.

  • Supervision for individuals or teams

  • Establishing new ways of communicating and managing conflict

  • Support for an individual within your organisation that may be experiencing difficulties

  • Advocacy and support for individuals with neurodiversity.

Fees

Fees can be negotiated with your organisation dependant on agreed number of sessions.

Pay it forward

As part of WildKin’s social and environmental responsibility programme - 10% of fees from your club will go to the WildKin Wonderfund - helping young people and families access affordable therapy in nature.

Meet Dom Smith

Systemic Psychotherapist, youth worker, father, son, brother, cousin, nephew, neurodiversity advocate, and nature appreciator. Dom is based in Bristol and offers virtual or in-person therapy for sports teams, schools & businesses.

Qualifications:
Youth Work BA (Hons), University of Gloucestershire
Systemic Psychotherapy MSc, University of Birmingham

Accreditations:
UKCP: United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy
AFT: Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice in the UK

Experience:
Over 20 years experience working with young people and families.

How it works

  • 1. Book a consultation

    Schedule a free 15-minute call with Dom to discuss what’s bringing you to therapy. This is a chance to learn how systemic psychotherapy works and explore whether it feels right for you. We’ll also go over availability and next steps.

  • 2. First therapy session

    We’ll create a safe, supportive space and begin exploring what’s important to you. This session may focus on your hopes for therapy and mapping out key relationships or challenges. By the end, we’ll have a clearer direction and a plan for moving forward.

  • 3. Therapy evolves

    Therapy works best when sessions evolve with your needs. Through open, honest conversations, we’ll regularly check in to ensure we’re focusing on what’s most helpful. Compassionate curiosity is at the heart of every session.

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Trusted by customers

  • "We had been through a lot of change, Dom helped us talk through problems, possibilities, restraints and resources as a newly formed team. We really appreciated his way of mapping things out using timelines and drawing out themes."

    University 

  • “As a school we have been able to take time with Dom to consider the impact of the work on us and develop strategies to pause and connect, which has helped up work better as a team.”

    School

  • “Dom helped us move from a problem focused position to a place where we could refocus on celebrating our strengths."

    Sports team

  • "Dom supported us to appreciate the importance of adjustments for our team, so that we could make our environment and communication more supportive for people with impairments and neurodivergence."

    NHS team