Kiera Groves Educational Psychology Services

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Independent Educational Psychologist
providing private assessments for children, young people and adults in the following areas:
- Dyslexia.
- Dyscalculia.
- Processing difficulties.
- Working memory difficulties.
- General/Mild learning difficulties.

Children aren't born knowing how to manage emotions.They learn through guidance, patience, and practice.Supporting child...
13/08/2026

Children aren't born knowing how to manage emotions.

They learn through guidance, patience, and practice.

Supporting children to recognise and express their feelings helps build emotional resilience and confidence that will benefit them throughout life.

MYTH VS FACTMyth:"Children will simply grow out of learning difficulties."Fact:Every child develops at their own pace, b...
04/08/2026

MYTH VS FACT

Myth:
"Children will simply grow out of learning difficulties."

Fact:
Every child develops at their own pace, but ongoing challenges with learning, communication, attention, or emotional wellbeing shouldn't be ignored.

Early identification doesn't mean labelling a child. It means understanding their needs and ensuring they receive the right support at the right time.

When children are supported appropriately, they are often better equipped to build confidence, develop coping strategies, and engage more positively in their learning journey.

Seeking support is not about finding what's wrong.
It's about understanding what's needed to help a child thrive.

Have you ever heard this myth before?

Children don't all learn in the same way or at the same pace.Some learn by seeing.Others by listening.Some need movement...
31/07/2026

Children don't all learn in the same way or at the same pace.

Some learn by seeing.
Others by listening.
Some need movement, repetition, or hands-on experiences.

Recognising and supporting different learning styles helps children build confidence and enjoy learning.

Celebrating these differences creates opportunities for every child to succeed.

Confidence isn't built by getting everything right.It's built by learning that mistakes are part of the journey.Helping ...
29/07/2026

Confidence isn't built by getting everything right.

It's built by learning that mistakes are part of the journey.

Helping children develop a growth mindset encourages resilience, curiosity, and a willingness to keep trying even when things feel challenging.

Every "I can't" has the potential to become "I can't...yet."

How do you encourage perseverance at home?

MYTH VS FACTMyth:""Children will simply grow out of learning difficulties.""Fact:Every child develops at their own pace,...
30/06/2026

MYTH VS FACT

Myth:
""Children will simply grow out of learning difficulties.""

Fact:
Every child develops at their own pace, but ongoing challenges with learning, communication, attention, or emotional wellbeing shouldn't be ignored.

Early identification doesn't mean labelling a child. It means understanding their needs and ensuring they receive the right support at the right time.

When children are supported appropriately, they are often better equipped to build confidence, develop coping strategies, and engage more positively in their learning journey.

Seeking support is not about finding what's wrong.
It's about understanding what's needed to help a child thrive.

Have you ever heard this myth before?

Transitions can feel exciting for some children and overwhelming for others.Changes such as moving classes, starting a n...
24/06/2026

Transitions can feel exciting for some children and overwhelming for others.

Changes such as moving classes, starting a new school, or adjusting to new routines can create uncertainty and anxiety.

Ways to support children through change:
✓ Talk openly about what's happening
✓ Keep routines consistent where possible
✓ Encourage questions
✓ Validate feelings
✓ Focus on what will stay the same

Supporting emotional wellbeing during periods of change can make a significant difference.

16/06/2026

Confidence isn't something children suddenly have.

It's something they build through encouragement, support, and opportunities to learn from both success and setbacks.

Small actions today can have a lasting impact tomorrow.

Looking for tailored strategies to help your child thrive?

Let’s work together to unlock their full potential and build lasting confidence. Discover how targeted educational psychology support can make a difference for your family.

👉Visit our website, link in bio, to learn more about my services and schedule a consultation today.

Neurodiversity is more common than many people realise.Research suggests that approximately 1 in 7 children are neurodiv...
10/06/2026

Neurodiversity is more common than many people realise.

Research suggests that approximately 1 in 7 children are neurodivergent, meaning they may think, learn, communicate, or experience the world differently from their peers.

Neurodivergence can include conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and other differences in cognitive processing.

Understanding these differences isn't about focusing on limitations. It's about recognising strengths, providing appropriate support, and creating environments where every child can succeed.

Early understanding and tailored support can make a meaningful difference to a child's confidence, wellbeing, and educational experience.

Let's continue building awareness and celebrating the many ways children learn and grow.

Learning doesn't start with a worksheet or a lesson plan.It starts with a child feeling safe, understood, and valued.Whe...
05/06/2026

Learning doesn't start with a worksheet or a lesson plan.

It starts with a child feeling safe, understood, and valued.

When children feel emotionally secure, they are more likely to engage, take risks in their learning, ask questions, and develop confidence in their abilities.

Small things can make a big difference:
✓ Consistent routines
✓ Positive relationships
✓ Clear expectations
✓ Celebrating effort
✓ A sense of belonging

Every child deserves an environment where they feel safe enough to learn and grow.

What helps your child feel most confident at school?

We know that seeking an autism assessment can feel like a complex journey. At Kiera Groves Educational Psychology Servic...
27/05/2026

We know that seeking an autism assessment can feel like a complex journey. At Kiera Groves Educational Psychology Services, our goal is to provide clarity, professional expertise, and a supportive environment for your family.

Our assessments are thorough, neuro-affirmative, and strictly follow NICE guidelines and DSM-5 criteria. We use a multi-agency approach, involving a team of professionals including Educational Psychology and Speech and Language Therapy.

What does the process look like?

Gathering History: We start with a deep dive into developmental history using the ADI-R interview with parents and caregivers.

Practical Observation: We conduct the ADOS-2, an activity-based assessment in our office that looks at communication, social interaction, and play.

Clinical Feedback: After reviewing all the information from multiple sources and settings, we provide a detailed feedback session on the diagnostic profile.

Full Support: Every assessment concludes with a comprehensive report and tailored recommendations for the future.

🌐 More info: educationalpsychologyservices.com

Address

Banbridge

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+447736552201

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