Educational Psychologist

An Educational Psychologist provides services to learners of all ages as well as the systems (e.g. school and family) that serve them and their families. These include assessment and intervention of:

1. Learning problems from birth to adulthood e.g. specific disabilities that affect learning, behaviour, emotional, social and family functioning and school-to-work transitions.
2. Mild to moderate mental disorders in childhood affecting learning, development and mental health.
3. Emotional disorders that influence mental health within the context of learning and development.
4. Career guidance.
5. Brief and psycho-educational counselling ,e.g. crisis intervention services that support children following traumatic incidents.
6. Psychotherapy which includes play therapy.
7. Learning support.