Psychologist vs Psychiatrist for an Expert Witness Report: Choosing the Right Expert
Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist for an Expert Witness Report: Choosing the Right Expert For solicitors and legal professionals navigating complex cases, the need for an expert witness in mental health often arises. However, a common question quickly follows: Should I instruct a Psychologist or a Psychiatrist? While both are highly qualified professionals, their training, scope of […]
ADHD in Family and Criminal Law: What Every Solicitor Needs to Know
ADHD in Family & Criminal Law: What Every Solicitor Needs to Know Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is far more than just a childhood diagnosis. It’s a neurodevelopmental condition that profoundly impacts an individual’s executive functions, affecting attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. For solicitors navigating cases in family law and criminal law, understanding the nuances of ADHD, […]
Understanding PANS and PANDAS: A Guide for Educational Psychologists
Understanding PANS and PANDAS: A Guide for Educational Psychologists PANS (Paediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) and PANDAS (Paediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections) are complex, post-infectious medical conditions that can profoundly affect a child’s or young person’s emotional, cognitive, and behavioural functioning. Children and young people with PANS or PANDAS may experience a sudden and dramatic […]
What Educational Psychologists Need to Know About Writing Neuro-Affirming Reports
If you work with neurodivergent children and young people, the language you use in your reports matters more than you might think.
No One Should Face Court Alone: Inside Support Through Court With Volunteers Bella and Aniya
No One Should Face Court Alone: Inside Support Through Court With Volunteers Bella and Aniya https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgC75xVmZwU&t Episode 9 of In The Pod For many people, going to court means doing it completely alone, without legal representation, without anyone to explain the process, and without anyone to turn to for support. Episode 9 of In The […]
Can Hypnotherapy Have a Place in UK Courts? With Forensic Psychologist George Dimitrov
Can Hypnotherapy Have a Place in UK Courts? With Forensic Psychologist George Dimitrov https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt1o8TrzwHk&t Episode 8 of In The Pod Hypnotherapy and the legal system might not be an obvious pairing. But for forensic psychologist, psychotherapist, and expert witness George Dimitrov, the two have intersected throughout his career in ways that challenge some assumptions about […]
Staff Wellbeing, Inclusive Schools and the SEND Reforms: What Needs to Change and How Can EPs Help.
Staff Wellbeing, Inclusive Schools and the SEND Reforms: What Needs to Change and How Can EPs Help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1EEabMzZnM Episode 7 of In The Pod Teachers, SENCOs, and school staff are under unprecedented pressure. Classrooms have more children with SEND, trauma, and mental wellbeing needs than ever before, while systemic support and resources haven’t kept pace. […]
The Psychological Complex in Contemporary Education Policy: With Sarah Gillborn & Thomas Delahunty
The Psychological Complex in Contemporary Education Policy: With Sarah Gillborn & Thomas Delahunty https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLvUXuQ66d8 Episode 6 of In The Pod How does psychology shape education policy? And what happens when psychological frameworks focus on individual deficits rather than systemic inequalities? In this episode of “In the Pod, In conversation with,” Sarah Gillborn and Thomas Delahunty […]
PANS and PANDAS in Educational Psychology: With Tina Coope and Vicky Burford, PANS PANDAS UK
PANS and PANDAS in Educational Psychology: With Tina Coope and Vicky Burford, PANS PANDAS UK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MwwZ3tLUvk Episode 5 of In The Pod PANS and PANDAS are post-infectious medical conditions that can profoundly and suddenly affect a child’s emotional, cognitive, and behavioural functioning. Yet awareness among Educational Psychologists and school staff remains inconsistent. Heather Altinok-Ball, Senior […]
What You Need to Know About Setting Up in Private Practice: With Aaron Banham
What You Need to Know About Setting Up in Private Practice: With Aaron Banham https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTqKl1cLBCY&t Episode 4 of In The Pod Thinking about setting up your own private practice? There’s a lot to consider beyond the clinical work. In Episode 4 of “In the Pod, In conversation with” Aaron Banham, co-founder and managing director of […]