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Understanding PANS and PANDAS

8 October 2024 by

When a child or young person develops PANS or PANDAS, it can be challenging and isolating. For families, the situation…

Judgement in the perception of foreign accents

23 September 2024 by

Do you speak or are you learning a foreign language? Then I bet you have limited your speaking to hide…

Spreading PositiviTEA in the EP community

4 September 2024 by and

PositiviTEA is a free online group for the EP community, which offers space to connect, engage in friendly conversation, and…

Back to school blues? Tips for an uplifting return to work

1 September 2024 by

Fi Coley offered this fabulous range of tips, all based on positive psychology, for an uplifting return to work. Originally…

Educational Psychology training open course events 2024 – UK Wide

31 August 2024 by

This page has information about the dates, times and additional details for Doctoral EP training course open events across the…

BlueSky: a new social media community for educational psychology

14 August 2024 by

The atmosphere and culture of Twitter (now ‘X’) has deteriorated since Elon Musk took over the platform, even more so…

Fundraising to support Gaza’s children and families

The current situation in Gaza, for children and families, is disastrous. They need life-saving support. From today we are launching…

Longer read: The Barbie movie and toxic masculinity in secondary schools

18 July 2024 by

Last summer the Barbie movie took the world by storm. It broke Box Office records while also raising important points…

News: edpsy community raises over £600 for Refugee Education UK

15 July 2024 by

We’re delighted that our recent fundraising efforts have helped support REUK to continue work towards a world where all refugee…

Navigating the transition to university: key factors for student success

Starting university is a huge milestone. It’s a very exciting time but can also be pretty daunting for some students….