Meet the Educational Psychologists
Rob is a member of the British Psychological Society including the ‘Division of Educational and Child Psychology’ and the ‘Special interest Group in Coaching Psychology.’
Rob is a Founder of Psychology4Learning, and is able to provide professional support to P4L Educational Psychologists.
She is keen to make psychology accessible to a wide audience, confident that lives can be improved through the application of evidenced based practices. Her particular interests are in Early Years and Mental Health issues. Paula is also trained in: Solution based therapy, Detraumatisation and fast phobia treatment (Human Givens), The Incredible Years (Webster-Stratton) Parenting programme, The Nurture Programme – Family Links Parenting programme. In Milton Keyens she was known as the sleep lady after successfully helping many parents to achieve a better night’s sleep.
Paula is a Founder of Psychology4Learning, and is able to provide professional support to P4L Educational Psychologists.
Claire has 10 years experience of working in the public sector, with roles in both the NHS and Local Authorities, managing the business side of clinical services.
Before working in the Public sector, Claire worked in international technology companies, developing and managing strategic marketing programmes.

She completed a doctorate in Educational Psychology (April 2010) and her thesis area focused on strengthening parental contributions to school readiness and early childhood learning. Sangeeta originally trained as a primary school teacher and has specialised experience with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), Key Stage 1 (KS1) and Key Stage 2 (KS2).
Rachel gained her doctorate of Educational Psychology at the University of Southampton and has a Masters degree from the University of Cambridge.

Prior to becoming an Educational Psychologist, Amy worked as a teaching assistant and has received training as an Applied Behaviour Analysis Tutor. She has significant experience working with children and young people on the autism spectrum. In particular, her interests include the presentation of social communication difficulties within the female population.