Our Educational Psychology service supports children and young people aged 0 to 25 with their learning, emotions and social development. We do this by:
Please be aware that educational psychologists:
You can visit our EPS blog and EPS Resource Library to be kept up to date about our work and what we can offer!
Our educational psychologists work in schools, (mainstream and specialist), nurseries and colleges. We also work with parents, carers and other professionals like teachers and health workers.
As Educational Psychologists, we always put the child or young person at the centre of what we do. We achieve this by listening to their views and understanding their strengths and needs. This is called person-centred practice and is important because every child is different. By putting the child at the centre, we can develop the support that will make a real difference to their wellbeing.
Our Core Offer is a selection of activities and training which is free for schools and settings. They help staff learn new skills and gives support to children who have specific identified needs and require extra help.
Our Core Offer is split into different areas of support for our schools and settings. These are:
You can find more details about our core offer in our EPS Resource Library Padlet.
Educational Psychologists are trained to a high level. This means that they have a degree in psychology, and they have also completed either a higher degree or Doctorate in Educational Psychology. They are also registered with the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC).
Information, resources and guidance for professionals and families
We have a wide range of information, guidance, and advice in our resource library. You can also learn more about our service. We welcome families and professionals to take a look.
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Teen Life Programme
This programme is for parents and carers of young people, aged 10 to 16, who either:
It can help them have a better understanding of how Autism is experienced by Autistic young people.
You can learn more and find out how to apply in Teen Life Programme Further Information.
Contact details
You can get in touch with us by emailing EPSAdmin@newcastle.gov.uk