Videos : E-Learning
Video - V005
Attachment in the Classroom
Course Overview:
- Attachment theory
- Neuroscience and attachment
- Attachment styles
- Supporting children with different attachment styles in the classroom
This course is led by Dr Randeep Kaur (Educational Psychologist) and Robyn Bullingham (Trainee Educational Psychologist) and lasts approximately 50 minutes and there are a number of opportunities to pause the training to reflect on and discuss the content (if completing within a larger group). We recommend completing this training before the ‘Trauma-informed Practice’ training.
Video - V004
Digital Transitions
Course Overview:
“I am...” Digital transition stories are a powerful, effective and empowering strategy that can be used to support children and young people, families, parents/carers, and settings with transitions. Examples of transitions may include changes of setting or school, moving to another class or key stage or changes of adults who support the child or young person. The stories take a strengths-based child focused approach and create a rich and contextual insight into the child. The concept of ‘I am...” videos, was created by the University of Southampton in collaboration with ACoRNS and The Aviary Nursery.
The course is led by two of our Assistant Psychologists, Felicity Upton and Caroline Harley, and lasts approximately 35 minutes. There are opportunities to pause the training and reflect upon examples within your own setting. The session aims to support the ability to create “I am...” Digital transition stories.
Video - V003
Trauma Informed Practice
Course Overview:
- Definitions of trauma
- Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
- Resilience
- Being trauma-informed within the setting
This course is led by Dr Randeep Kaur and Dr Chris Wood (Educational Psychologists) and lasts approximately 45minutes and there are a number of opportunities to pause the training to reflect on and discuss the content (if completing within a larger group). We recommend completing this training after the ‘Attachment in the Classroom’ training, but before the PACE training.
Video - V002
Supporting children and young people using the PACE model during the return from the partial closure of schools
The PACE model is grounded in trauma-informed practice and is a method that guides adults in how to help children feel safe, secure and trust in them. It focuses on the strengths and positive attributes of the child. PACE stands for playfulness, acceptance, curiosity and empathy. This is a free introductory training video developed by the Educational Psychology Service. If you would like this session to be delivered live to your staff or would like a follow-up Q&A session once this has been watched, please contact your link Educational Psychologist.
Video - V001
Psychological First Aid
Psychological First Aid is a humane, simple and powerful way of helping someone in distress during and after a crisis event, such as the coronavirus pandemic. Psychological First aid involves paying attention to the person’s reactions, active listening and if relevant, practical assistance to help address immediate problems and basic needs. It gives a framework for supporting people in ways that respect their dignity, culture and abilities. This training video has been developed by the Educational Psychology Service and directly links the use of Psychological First Aid to support people who may have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, including a case-study for practical application of knowledge.
