Hannah Jane Braiden (Senior Educational Psychologist)- HannahJane.Braiden@eani.org.uk
Chloe Lindsay (Assistant Educational Psychologist)- Chloe.Lindsay@eani.org.uk
Michaela Agnew (Assistant Educational Psychologist)- Michaela.Agnew@eani.org.uk
An access code is required to book a place on this course. If you don't know the access code please email: Chloe.Lindsay@eani.org.uk
This workshop provides a practical follow up to the initial training courses on Emotional Based School Non Attendance (EBSNA) developed by the Educational Psychology Service for primary and post-primary school staff. The workshop is particularly useful for SENCOs and/or those staff responsible for supporting attendance.
Attendees will further their learning regarding using techniques from Motivational Interviewing, to support them towards having more effective conversations with CYP experiencing EBSNA. The workshop will include a mix of theory, practical techniques, demonstrated role plays and videos.
This session aims to:
The workshops will take place on the following dates:
Term 1:
Term 2:
Term 3:
These sessions are at least 50% practical so staff signing up should be willing to participate in the activities. Attendees should come with a case of entrenched EBSNA in mind and be prepared to discuss it.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a small group session and places are strictly limited to one attendee per school at any given session.
Attendees must have already completed one of the following Educational Psychology Service’ Training Sessions
Emotionally Based School Non-Attendance (EBSNA) - A framework for supporting Post-Primary Pupils.
Emotionally Based School Non-Attendance (EBSNA) - A framework for supporting Primary Pupils.
Provider:
Educational Psychology Service
Audience:
Post-Primary Primary Principal SENCO Senior Leaders
Sub-Cover:
No
Time left :
Cognition and Learning Needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A session
Supporting the Education Needs of Children with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Emotionally Based School Non-Attendance (EBSNA) - A framework for supporting Post-Primary Pupils.
Social, Emotional and wellbeing needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A session
Sensory and Physical needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A session