Being an Educational Psychologist during a Pandemic

Update: 2021-07-30

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Three Educational Psychologists (EPs), Dr Lisa Carmody, Dr Jo Suchy, and Dr Kate Payne, share their reflections on being an EP during a pandemic. This includes the challenges they faced in their professional and personal lives, the positive changes they noticed, and the learning points from their experiences.

Tune in to the next episode where we discuss supporting children and young people with returning to school.

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Supporting Children's Development Through Enrichment

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Part 1- Supporting Children and Young People Not In Education, Employment and Training

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Part 2- Insight Into Two Care Leavers Education Experience

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Safeguarding on Residential visits

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Supporting the Traveller Community Within Education

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Part 2- Supporting Children and Young People Not In Education, Employment and Training

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Being an Educational Psychologist during a Pandemic

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Being an Educational Psychologist during a Pandemic