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Troubled Teens

Troubled Teens

Based on the latest psychological research

•The number 1 course for pastoral carers

•How to deal with the major troubles faced by teens:

•divorce

•bullying

•anger

•death

•abuse

•relationship issue

•Examine psychological foundations and impacts

•Key strategies to support:

•pupil monitoring

•in-school support

•external agencies

•dealing with disclosure

Sam Bishop Sam is a chartered psychologist, therapist and consultant child psychologist working with children, teachers and families. She has private practices, including one in Harley Street, London and operates a successful research company running projects with leading children’s charities focused on children’s behaviour and welfare issues.

More courses from Sam Bishop

Address the government drive to improve student welfare

Pupil Safeguarding

SEAL

Behaviour and Attendance

Every Child Matters

Meet Ofsted requirements for safeguarding and well-being

Unpick the latest psychological research for adolescents

Cause and effect: the guide to identification and intervention

Develop an understanding of the support needed and issues faced

Explore the multiple impacts:

psycholgical fall-out
behavioural fall-out
impact on learning
impact on the class

Intervene and support individual pupils

Monitor pupil well-being and development

Guidance for pupil referal and external involvement

Advice on building a support network:

within school
outside of school
with parents
extended schools

Whole-school strategies to support pupils

Pupil monitoring techniques

Various support methods

Team-support strategies

Gguidance on how to approach pupils

Counselling skills

Strategies for parental involvement

Embed a proactive, whole-school approach to child protection to prevent behavioural fall-out

INSET

Troubled Teens, along with all our courses, can be arranged for in-school training (INSET).

For each course we recommend trainer(s), but when arranging your INSET day, you can choose. For more information, contact our INSET department.