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Educational Psychology

Who we support

We work with children and young people between 0 and 25 years old with a wide range of needs.

Our job is to try to find ways to make education better for them by focusing on their presenting needs and strengths rather than based on diagnosis such as autism or ADHD.

We explore how children and young people’s needs impact their learning, and the quality of their daily life more generally. We help supporting adults and/or the young person themselves to think about what might help them to achieve their goals. This involves considering different factors including learning, language and communication skills, social, emotional, and mental health needs. We always take context into account too – two children with similar needs might have very different experiences.

Telephone support line

Open Wednesday and Thursday 9.30am to 11am, term time only.

Our confidential telephone line is a free way for parents and carers in Hampshire to access information from Educational Psychologists. We are on hand to talk through the problems facing you and your child, whether that’s by listening to you think aloud, giving you helpful strategies, or signposting you to other contacts or services.

When you call, a member of our support team will take your details and then ask an EP to ring you back. Please be aware that we often experience a high volume of calls. Phone calls typically last about 15 to 20 minutes.

 

West

Winchester, Eastleigh, New Forest, Test Valley South

Phone: 01962 876239

Email (general enquiries): westepadmin@hants.gov.uk

ASEP: Anna Nolan

Email (ASEP): anna.nolan@hants.gov.uk

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