Vibe is a wellbeing service designed for neurodivergent young people aged 12-18 who are not in full-time attendance in mainstream education and require support to re-engage with learning.  

Based at our campus in Linlithgow, the Vibe service focuses on reducing anxiety, building resilience, and improving self-esteem to help young people confidently build relationships and re-engage with learning to achieve their goals and ambitions.  

Working in partnership with schools and wider education partners, Vibe provides a support structure that works and flexes to help neurodivergent young people re-engage with learning opportunities.  

As a wellbeing service, Vibe’s key focus is to reduce anxiety and build resilience to improve self-esteem. Through a variety of activities, techniques and programmes, Vibe aims to help young people develop new skills and relationships while developing knowledge that will enhance life opportunities.

The Vibe environment is co-designed with neurodivergent young people to ensure it is low-arousal, comfortable, and supportive. A variety of social, learning and outdoor spaces within Vibe, and across the wider campus, include amenities such as a gym hall, swimming pool, outdoor multi-use games area, and a bistro. Working in partnership with community organisations, individuals can also access wider community resources.  

Vibe provides a variety of activities designed to match to the interests and skills of young people which include:

• arts and crafts
• music and drama
• yoga and relaxation
• sports
• cooking and baking
• life skills
• gaming
• creative writing
• numeracy
• literacy

Activity content is continuously evaluated to ensure it is relevant and new activities is added when required.

To enquire about Vibe, please complete our Enquiry Form and a member of the team will be in touch to discuss further.

Enquiry Form