Services to Education – Psychology Associates

Specialist Support Education Team

We offer a wide range of education services. As a leading multi-disciplinary practice, Psychology Associates offers a service that is extensive and bespoke. We work direct with Schools, Colleges, Local Authorities and national charities. We also support children and young people and families that access the Adoption Support Fund.

Our Specialist Support Education Team is made up of:

Education Psychologists
Clinical Psychologists
Occupational Therapist
Highly Specialised Speech and Language Therapist
Counsellors
Wellbeing Practitioners
Creative Therapists

Assessment, therapy, staff training and services tailored to your setting

The multi-disciplinary nature of our team means that our menu of services is extensive and can always be tailored to your need.

We can provide services such as:

Assessment and one-to-one work – With individual children/young people and family members
Counselling, Therapy and intervention – Including Creative Therapies, Mindfulness, Theraplay, Compassion Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Speech and Language Therapy and Sensory Integration/Occupational Therapy
Staff Training – Including; Attachment difficulties, Precision Teaching, Person Centred Planning, Extended Non-attendance (‘School phobia’), Mental Health First Aid
Consultation – With school staff and/or parents to explore concerns and generate immediate strategies
Staff support and supervision – Including support for senior leadership and for ELSA (Emotional Literacy Support Assistant) trained staff/others supporting vulnerable children
Parent workshops and Family Therapy – Direct support, Systemic Family Therapy, Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy and Therapeutic Parenting
Therapeutic Schools Programme – A ‘whole school’ approach to understanding and supporting developmental trauma

A ‘whole setting’ approach to wellbeing and academic achievement

We recognise the importance of staff wellbeing and provide a range of supervision groups for education staff. Throughout the year we host conferences and community training events – these are updated regularly on our ‘Training’ page under ‘Upcoming Events’.

Supporting children and their carers

Psychology Associates is an Ofsted Registered ‘Outstanding’ Adoption Support Agency with a wealth of experience in supporting adoptive families.

One of the main services we can provide is DDP (Dyadic Developmental Practice). DDP is a therapeutic approach designed to support children and families who have experienced attachment difficulties and developmental trauma.

Further services we can provide to support for adopted children and families:

Schools Supervision Groups

It is important that school staff are able to reflect on their practice, consider their wellbeing and explore innovative ways to support children, young people and families. We will be holding supervision groups for staff starting from September 2018 to July 2019. We will be focusing on social-emotional wellbeing and mental health, family support and safeguarding and social communication and interaction.

Please take a look at our School Supervision Leaflet for more information

To find out more about Schools Supervision Groups please contact our Lead Educational Psychologist, Dr Emma Corrigan on 0845 026 7260 or email our Events Manager, Amanda on Amanda.Taylor@psychologyassociates.org.uk

Organisations we are currently working with:

Useful links and further information:

Our education leaflets available:

Contact us to discuss your requirements

"The training we have received through Psychology Associates has been pitched at exactly the right level, suited perfectly to the individual needs of our school and staff, helping us to better understand our pupils, and delivered in a friendly, professional manner."

If you are looking for an expert for a specific case, please fill in our Assessment Enquiry Form or contact a member of our Referral Team

Testimonials

Ofsted 2019

“Successful innovative projects undertaken by therapists include working with schools to promote awareness and understanding of how best to support the education of adopted children”