Welcome to The Educational Guidance Service

Our large team of Educational and Occupational Psychologists have a wealth of experience working with children, young people and adults who are experiencing learning difficulties and social and/or emotional problems.

Our services are engaged by parents, educational establishments and the legal profession and fall in to one or more of the following areas:

• Assessment
• Training
• Advice
• Consultation

We are committed to equality of opportunity and inclusive practice.

Our psychologists:

All are members and therefore accountable to The Health Professions Council and/or The British Psychological Society. All have current enhanced disclosures from the Criminal Records Bureau.

We work in:

• The private sector
  
• Early Years settings
  
• Schools and Academies
  
• Further and Higher Education
• Legal forums
  
• The workplace - for more information about the work we do with employers and employees, please see our sister company website; www.kadeconsultancy.com
  

The role of the Educational Psychologist

An Educational Psychologist looks at the way individuals learn and behave in various settings and how to implement the most effective interventions to ensure a continuation of progression academically, socially and emotionally. 

An Educational Psychologist will help in the following areas:

• Specific Learning Difficulties (dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia)
• Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder AD(H)D
  
• Autism and Aspergers Syndrome ASD
• Behavioural and Emotional issues
• Counselling
• General concerns about educational progress
• Levels of cognitive functioning
  

Confidentiality is a cornerstone of our Service

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Coming up:

This year's Anti-Bullying Week slogan from the Anti-Bullying Alliance is 'stop and think - words can hurt'

Derogatory language is all too prevelent amongst young people today.  The use of language to demean another, whether racist, sexist or disabilist, can have a disastrous effect on the wellbeing of anyone on the receiving end of such taunts.

This year's campaign seeks to challenge the use of derogatory language, raise awareness of it's consequences and give children the tools to combat it.

For more information, go to anti-bullingalliance.org.uk .  There are also lots of ideas on the website on how you, as a young person, parent, school or community group can get involved.