Creating a resource to build knowledge, empathy, and practical strategies The development of our course on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and the impact of alcohol exposure in [...]
Meet our Receptionist at Gateway Psychology When children and families walk through the doors at Gateway Psychology, the very first person they’re likely to meet is our receptionist, [...]
Guidance for adoptive parents, special guardians, and kinship carers as young people take their next step into independence Starting university is a milestone that many families dream of. [...]
Practical advice for parents and carers on helping teens settle into new routines, teachers, and expectations The move into a new school year is always a big step [...]
Advice and resources to support adopted and kinship children through classroom transitions and new routines The start of a new school year is exciting for many families - [...]
Practical ways to support confidence, celebrate effort, and respond to all emotions Results day can be a huge rollercoaster of emotions for many young people and their families. [...]
Statement on ASGSF cuts, uncertainty, and their impact on children, families, and providers At Gateway Psychology, based in Stoke-on-Trent and serving families across Staffordshire and Cheshire and beyond, [...]
Helping little ones thrive: Sarah Lloyd on LEAPlets and the BUSS model Sometimes the smallest steps make the biggest difference. LEAPlets® grew out of Sarah Lloyd’s work with [...]
An interview with Angela, Training Administrator for our online parent/carer programmes We know that caring for children and young people who experience emotional, behavioural, or additional needs can [...]
At Gateway Psychology, we’ve spent years working closely with residential care teams who are doing some of the most important - and often most complex - work with children and [...]
