Welcome to Learning & Wellbeing Psychology
Learning & Wellbeing Psychology CIC are a team of Educational & Child Psychologists who work holistically with schools and multi-academy trusts to support your education setting on every level.
We pride ourselves on providing services that are:
expert
bespoke
responsive
collaborative
We are proud to be a Community Interest Company, trading in an ethical, equitable and efficient way.
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Meet the Directors
All of our Educational Psychologists are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and undertake continuous training and supervision. All members of Learning & Wellbeing Psychology hold Enhanced DBS checks.
Dr Kathryn Gibb
Lead Educational Psychologist & Director
Kathryn completed her doctorate in Educational and Child Psychology at the University College London. Prior to that, Kathryn was a teacher, SENCo and Specialist Teacher.
Kathryn has held many lead roles within Local Authorities, including coordinating an Anti-Bullying project and, most recently, rolling out Trauma-Informed practice within a London Borough.
Kathryn is trained in Video Interactive Guidance (VIG), Video Enhanced Reflective Practice (VERP) and Narrative Approaches.
Dr Amy Such
Lead Educational Psychologist & Director
Amy completed her doctorate in Educational and Child Psychology at the University of East London and has worked in a number of rural Local Authorities and inner city Boroughs.
Amy specialises in social communication difficulties and, alongside other publications, co-authored the award-winning 'ASD Girls' Wellbeing Toolkit'.
Amy is also trained as a LEANS Champion and is in the process of completing Therapy Dog training with her dog, Hugo.
Dr Anisa-Ree Moses
Lead Educational Psychologist & Director
Anisa completed her doctorate in Educational and Child Psychology at the University College London. She has worked as an Educational Psychology in London and the Home Counties.
Anisa is a strong advocate for teacher efficacy alongside working with families to create shared understanding of situations.
Anisa has developed an ongoing relationship with the BBC and has contributed to their 'Parent Toolkit' as well as their most recent wellbeing project, 'Mood Boosters'.
