The effect of race, culture, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and disability on mental health is explored in this course, including the impact on child development.

In this course, Barry offers tools and strategies to recognise mental health red flags, as well as the reason those issues may have arisen.

This course will explain some of the terms used, and provide an introduction to some of the theory behind methods used to develop speech, language and communication skills.

In these modules, Kemi looks at how to support these students, offering practical strategies and techniques.

Professor Peter Smith shares decades of research and expertise in the field of bullying.

Helen talks about poor attachments, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and a closer look at the different aspects of resilience.

Helen explains the importance of allowing children to reflect back on a difficult year, before giving them strategies to build their resilience.

In these modules, Kemi gives some quick and easy mindfulness activities that can fit easily into your busy schedule.

In this course Kemi talks about different types of challenging behaviour and what could be behind it.

In ‘Counselling Skills for Teachers’, former teacher and children’s counsellor Helen gives practical advice on how to support pupil wellbeing.

This course will explore adaptations you can make to your classroom environment to ensure that it is inclusive and accessible for every pupil in your class.

There is a strong link between social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) and language. During this course you will learn about how attachment difficulties affect early brain development.

This course covers the importance of vocabulary learning and how to choose the right vocabulary to teach at each Key Stage.

In this course you will learn about the features of social communication disorders and consider the larger long term implications of this.

This course gives an overview of what selective mutism means and the impact of selective mutism in the classroom.

This course explains the different types of hearing aids, discusses classroom acoustics and develops an understanding of what it means to have a hearing impairment.

This course will explore how symbol exchanges can be used to encourage communication skills and how you can support them throughout the different stages of their journey.

These are a few red flags for children with executive function difficulties. This course will explore how to identify these pupils as well as highlighting effective support strategies.