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Educational Psychology Service

 
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Beth Shaw Trainee Educational PsychologistClaire Jackson Executive Principal Educational PsychologistErica Douglas-Osborn Educational PsychologistFreya Maries-Collier Educational PsychologistHannah Hulme Educational Psychologist
Beth Shaw
Senior Specialist Educational Psychologist
Claire Jackson
Executive Principal
 Educational Psychologist
Erica Douglas-Osborn
Assistant Principal Educational Psychologist
Freya Maries-Collier
Senior Specialist Educational Psychologist
Hannah Hulme
Assistant Principal Educational Psychologist
Emily PlevinKatherine Stothard Trainee Educational PsychologistLeanne Jackson Taft  Senior Specialist Educational PsychologistLaura Whitehead 
Emily Plevin
 Assistant Educational Psychologist
Katherine Stothard
Educational Psychologist
Leanne Jackson Taft 
Senior Specialist Educational Psychologist
Laura Whitehead
 Trainee Educational Psychologist
 

What We Do

At Tameside Educational Psychology Service we put children and young people at the heart of our service. We work with children and young people between the ages of 0 - 25 years of age. We are a relatively new service that was co-produced in 2019 with help from children and young people across Tameside and supported by Salford Educational Psychology Service.

Many children have needs within their development and learning at some point in their lives. Most improve with the help of their families, their schools and their friends. The Educational Psychology Service can offer additional advice and support when this may be needed.

The diagram below shows how we meet the needs and support the wellbeing of all children and young people across Tameside. We work through a process of assess, plan, do and review. We also work on different levels, including supporting with individual children and young people (casework), with vulnerable groups, such as supporting Cared for Children, and by providing projects, training, workshops and strategic work.
 

Education Psychology

Further information about how the EPS support children and young people in Tameside is explained in the Tameside educational psychology leaflet and in the handout How educational psychologists support children and young people with SEND.

 

Contact information

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0161 342 2218
Educational Psychology Service
Tameside MBC
Discovery Academy
Porlock Avenue
Hattersley
Hyde
SK14 3LE
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