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What does psychologically informed leadership look like?

You don’t need to be a psychologist to lead with a better understanding of people.

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Making sense of what you’re seeing when your child is finding a transition difficult.

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They seemed fine.

How do I know if my child is struggling with a transition?

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When a transition is harder than expected.

A difficult transition doesn’t always mean something is wrong, but it can tell us something about what a child or young person is finding hard to manage.

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We already know policing can cause harm.

What are we prepared to change because we know?

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What does psychologically informed leadership look like?

You don’t need to be a psychologist to lead with a better understanding of people.

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Psychologically informed investigations.

Robust enough to establish what happened. Human enough to recognise what the process asks of people.

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Practical tools and resources to take psychological thinking into practice.

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Resource · Education & Families

Something has changed.

Making sense of what you’re seeing when your child is finding a transition difficult.

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When a transition isn’t settling.

Building a clearer picture for teachers and educators of what has changed, what is becoming difficult, and what seems to help.

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Resource · Policing & Frontline Work

Understanding the demand.

Looking at foreseeable psychological demand in policing, and what surrounds it.

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Looking at the whole picture.

Reviewing a leadership situation in a psychologically informed way.

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Necessary difficulty or unnecessary harm?

Reviewing an investigation through a psychologically informed approach.

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