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‘Who can empathise with the Big, Bad Wolf?’ empathy and multiple narratives as an EP in a Children’s Services context
I have been working in a Specialist Practitioner Educational Psychologist role for the last 4 years within a multi-disciplinary ‘Edge…
I have been working in a Specialist Practitioner Educational Psychologist role for the last 4 years within a multi-disciplinary ‘Edge…
Festival of educational psychology: our headliners
On Friday 30th September we host our first ever festival of educational psychology. We have three fantastic headliners at the…
On Friday 30th September we host our first ever festival of educational psychology. We have three fantastic headliners at the…
The debates on disability and EP work with deaf children
Former Children’s Minister Sarah Teather recognised the value of EPs during a discussion on funded training arrangements in parliament and…
Former Children’s Minister Sarah Teather recognised the value of EPs during a discussion on funded training arrangements in parliament and…
Three actions to help learners ‘get in the zone of learning’
This blog is written for anyone who has a vested interest in helping someone else learn. One of the most…
This blog is written for anyone who has a vested interest in helping someone else learn. One of the most…
Reflections on using a transcultural supervision exercise to support culturally sensitive supervision
In this blog post, we reflect on our use of a transcultural supervision exercise adapted for use with Burnham’s (2012)…
In this blog post, we reflect on our use of a transcultural supervision exercise adapted for use with Burnham’s (2012)…
Reflections on systems theory: the role of self and reflexivity
In my first year of doctoral training, I learned about new theories and frameworks. One of these was Systems Theory,…
In my first year of doctoral training, I learned about new theories and frameworks. One of these was Systems Theory,…
On the value of not being a psychologist
Educational psychologists have recognised the potential impact of the pandemic on children’s social development, particularly at school. However, a walking…
Educational psychologists have recognised the potential impact of the pandemic on children’s social development, particularly at school. However, a walking…
Reflections of a disabled educational psychologist
My name is Emily, I am a recently qualified Educational Psychologist working in Doncaster, and I have a physical disability…
My name is Emily, I am a recently qualified Educational Psychologist working in Doncaster, and I have a physical disability…
Reflections on my work with bilingual children
Growing up in a Nigerian home I was accustomed to my parents speaking in pidgin English and quickly adjusted to…
Growing up in a Nigerian home I was accustomed to my parents speaking in pidgin English and quickly adjusted to…
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Reflections on Pyramid Planning Meetings one year on
One year ago, Doncaster EPS made the decision to change our service delivery model. We moved from individual planning meetings…
One year ago, Doncaster EPS made the decision to change our service delivery model. We moved from individual planning meetings…
