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Longer read: Projective assessment in EP work

10 January 2024 by , 4 comments

The publication of Learning from the Unconscious sparked increased interest in psychodynamic ideas among educational psychologists. A background to projective approaches Projective…

Book review: ‘When the parents change, everything changes’

4 January 2024 by

Book author: Paul Dix ‘When the Parents Change, Everything Changes’ is the first foray into the world of parenting books…

It is time for positive educational psychology?

19 December 2023 by

With increasing mental health needs amongst both teachers and learners, surely it’s time to do something differently? I believe that…

North of England Aspiring Assistant EP mentoring programme

12 December 2023 by

There is growing interest within the educational psychology profession to ensure the profession is diverse, inclusive and reflects the range…

A fundraising prize draw for Refugee Education UK

11 December 2023 by

We’re teaming up with Dr David Lamb from WOWW Psychology for a fundraising prize draw. The prize draw To support…

Rachel Tomlinson: It’s all about relationships

5 December 2023 by

Our mission statement at Barrowford Primary School is Learn To Love, Love To Learn. When I talk about my aims for…

Air pollution and cognitive development in children

30 November 2023 by

As COP 28 unfolds it is timely to consider aspects of the environmental crisis that are specifically relevant to the work of…

Longer read: Young people’s suggestions for Relationships and Sexuality Education in Northern Ireland

20 November 2023 by

Consulting with young people regarding their preferences and requests for Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) helps to ensure that teaching…

Educational psychologists to take strike action

14 November 2023 by

EPs in England and Wales will be striking tomorrow and again on the 13th December. We spoke to Dr Cath…

Book review – Unprocessed: how the food we eat is fuelling our mental health crisis

7 November 2023 by

Author: Kimberley Wilson I rather like food, as I imagine many of you do too. As a result, the bold…