Educational psychologists work with children and young people from birth to age 25, applying psychological theories to support learning, emotional development, and wellbeing. They assess and address barriers to learning through consultation, observation, intervention, and training for parents, teachers, and other professionals. Their role spans individual, group, and systemic levels, promoting inclusion and positive outcomes.

For schools, we provide comprehensive services including collaborative consultations to address learning barriers, evidence-based training workshops for staff on topics like ASD, ADHD, and managing emotions, reflective supervision sessions for professionals, and research to inform policy and interventions.

We offer personalized support for parents through one-to-one consultations and practical, evidence-based workshops. Whether you need help boosting learning, managing behavior, or supporting emotional wellbeing, we combine psychological insight with a warm, collaborative approach to create lasting change for your child and family.

We provide individual and group therapeutic support for children and young people facing challenges such as anxiety, anger management, low self-esteem, or friendship difficulties. We utilize evidence-based approaches like solution-focused brief therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, Video Interaction Guidance, and therapeutic play techniques to foster positive growth and build confidence.

To get started, you can reach out to us via the contact form on our website or email. Please share your concerns and preferred dates/times, and we will get back to you to discuss how we can best support your needs.