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MAPping the future of climate education: complex systems and person-centred tools

28 April 2025 by

Climate change is not a new concept to me. It’s been discussed in the news for as long as I’ve…

5 things you might have missed: 15th April

15 April 2025 by

A brief round of up things we’ve seen from the previous week that might be useful to you. 1. A…

Educational psychology and the evidence for inclusion in practice

14 April 2025 by

The Department for Education, in setting out inclusive education as a national priority and a shared responsibility, has established a…

5 things you might have missed: 8th April 2025

7 April 2025 by

In our new series, we’ll try to bring you 5 things from the previous week or two that you might…

We want to work closer with trainees inspired by edpsy and hopeful for our profession

5 April 2025 by

The energy and grassroots innovation of TEPs deserves a greater chance to influence what we do. We know that trainee…

Social prescribing to enhance youth mental health and wellbeing: a pilot project

31 March 2025 by

Youth social prescribing offers an exciting opportunity to reimagine how we support the mental health and wellbeing of children and…

EP Reach-Out webinars: Summer 2025

27 March 2025 by

A look ahead to the free, open access CPD webinars hosted by the team at EP Reach-Out. Unveiling Therapeutic Thinking’s…

Project: knowledge about the long-term implications of pre-term birth

10 March 2025 by

The population of children born preterm face an elevated risk of neurological impairment, special educational needs and poorer academic attainment…

Sickle Cell Anaemia and my conference experience: discomfort, cultural competency and health literacy

27 February 2025 by

I was moved to write this blog owing to an experience I had when recently attending one of our national…

Compassion in educational psychology practice

26 January 2025 by

I have been working with compassion focussed approaches for about five years. However I have been interacting with the ideas…