Learning and development
Exploring learning-related concerns, developmental needs and factors that may influence a child's experience at school.
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Educational psychology · Boksburg
Helping children understand themselves, learn and grow with confidence.
Every child has their own strengths, challenges and way of experiencing the world. Educational psychology can help families better understand a child's needs and find practical ways to support their development.
Thoughtful support for children's learning, development and wellbeing.
Lindsey Schwartz
Educational Psychologist
Understanding first.
Support that fits.
Support that fits.
A considered approach
When a child is struggling, understanding the reason is an important place to start.
Learning and development are influenced by many factors. Looking beyond a single difficulty can help parents better understand what a child may need, where their strengths lie and what support could make a difference.
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Areas of support
Every child deserves to be understood.
Educational psychology considers the individual child, their learning environment and the wider circumstances that can affect their progress.
Assessment and understanding
Building a clearer picture of a child's strengths and support needs through appropriate assessment and professional guidance.
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Considering the emotional and social factors that can affect a child's confidence, relationships and experience of learning.
Explore this areaThe suitability and availability of specific services can be confirmed during an initial enquiry.
Understanding a child means looking at the whole picture.
Learning · Development · Wellbeing
The approach
Look beyond the difficulty. Understand the child.
A child's challenges rarely exist in isolation. Their learning, emotions, relationships and environment can all shape how they experience the world.
Educational psychology can help bring these factors into focus, giving families a more informed basis for deciding what support may be appropriate.
- Consider the child's individual strengths and needs.
- Explore concerns in their wider learning and developmental context.
- Identify appropriate next steps and support options.
Getting started
A clear place to begin.
If you have concerns about a child's learning or development, an initial enquiry can help establish whether the practice is an appropriate fit.
Get in touch
Share a brief description of your concern and what you would like help understanding.
Discuss your needs
Establish the nature of the concern and whether the available services are suitable.
Consider next steps
Clarify the appropriate way forward, including any relevant assessment or support options.
Start a conversation
Have a concern about your child's learning or development?
Get in touch to discuss your concerns and find out whether Lindsey's practice may be suitable for your family.