Educational Psychology Service Leaflets

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Address: The Council House, College Road, Doncaster, DN1 3AD.

Educational Psychology Service Leaflets

There is a range of informative publications produced by the Educational Psychology Service to assist parents and carers. 

Leaflets are listed below as pdf files. Please note that these leaflets can be printed satisfactorily in either colour or black and white

Bedtime

Bringing up children is a difficult job and no-one teaches us how to do it.  We do not claim to have all the answers, but we hope this leaflet will help you to understand why some of these problems occur ... and how to deal with them.   

Bereavement

If your child has experienced the death of someone close, then you and the rest of your family are probably affected. The leaflet attached may be of some help at this difficult time. 

Bullying

Bullying is persistent aggression towards a particular child, this aggression can be expressed in a physical or verbal manner. The attached leaflet provides guidance to help you understand and take action to alleviate identified bullying behaviour.

Dealing with Difficult Behaviour

This leaflet is the first of two leaflets dealing with difficult behaviour and the approaches described here should be tried before going on to the stronger sanctions covered in the second leaflet "Dealing with More Difficult Behaviour".

Dealing with More Difficult Behaviour

This leaflet describes further approaches after you have used the previous leaflet's suggestions.

Doncaster Educational Psychology Service

Who we are and what we do. The attached leaflet outlines the range of services for assessing and supporting young children.

Coping with Disaster

The reactions experienced by a child or young person can be distressing to all concerned. This leaflet may help to provide some support after a traumatic experience.

Encouraging Good Behaviour

This leaflet describes some strategies which could be deployed for encouraging good behaviour.

Exam Stress

At some point during formal Education your child will have to take exams. This leaflet lists do's and don'ts that may help them cope with exam stress.

Holiday Activities

This leaflet describes various activities that can be undertaken to keep children amused at holiday periods.

Homework

This is a topic which poses difficulty for any parents from time to time. This leaflet attempts to tackle some of the pitfalls but also suggests some homework tips.

Information for Schools and Other Professional Groups

A description of the functioning behind the Educational Psychology Service

Learning/Study Skills

Use this leaflet to help:

Left-Handedness in Children

Specific points to be taken into consideration when helping your child with their writing.

Literacy Difficulties

This leaflet helps the older child with literacy difficulties.

Parents Coping with Stress

Ideas for coping with stress.

Parent Power

This leaflet contains a number of suggestions that may be useful in helping parents manage difficult children more easily.

School Work

This leaflet contains guidelines and strategies for learning.

Separation and Divorce

A guide helps children cope when parents separate or divorce.

Sequencing and Organising

This leaflet helps understand difficulties children can experience with:

Specific Learning Difficulties

This leaflet explains about multi-sensory learning to assist children improve their reading and writing skills.

Step-parent

Some do's and don'ts for step-parents.

Temper Tantrums

What the triggers are - how to avoid and cope with temper tantrums.

Information for Children and Young People

This leaflet will help you understand about Educational Psychologists.

New series of leaflets

Some of these form a new set of leaflets on social skills. They include relationships, recreation with your child, socially acceptable behaviours and communication. Their titles are self-explanatory.
Please note that these leaflets can be printed satisfactorily in either colour or black and white.

Sibling Relationships

"Mum, he's annoying me again" - sibling relationships

Friendships

"She's my best friend now" - your child's friendships

Playing

"Come and play with me" - how to play with your child

Outings

"Let's go out" - ideas on having a problem-free outing.

Swearing

"Don't use that language with me!" - swearing and how to deal with it.

Honesty

"I didn't do it" - dealing with lying and honesty.

Stealing

"I didn't pinch it, honest" - what to do when your child steals.

Self Harm

"I cut myself" - deliberate self harm

Communication 1

"I wish I'd never said that" - communicating with your child.

Communication 2

"She looks like she means it" - getting your message across.

Communication 3

"You are not going out until you've tidied you room" - tips on teenagers.
Last Updated - Wednesday, 08 October 2008
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