Polyvagal theory: How can it inform Educational Psychotherapy?
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Polyvagal theory: How can it inform Educational Psychotherapy?

Come join us for a deep dive into polyvagal theory and learn how it can benefit your practice as an Educational Psychotherapist

By The Caspari Foundation

Date and time

Thu, 26 Jun 2025 10:20 - 11:30 PDT

Location

Online

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Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 10 minutes

Join us for an engaging online session exploring the foundations of polyvagal theory and its practical relevance for Educational Psychotherapists (EPTs) and other Child Psychotherapists. Led by experienced EPT Elizabeth Denton, this event will unpack the key concepts of polyvagal theory—offering insight into how our nervous systems shape behaviour, emotion, and relationships.

Whether you're new to the theory or looking to deepen your understanding, you’ll gain useful tools and perspectives to enhance your therapeutic work with children and young people.

A valuable opportunity to reflect, connect, and enrich your practice—don’t miss it!

About the speaker: Elizabeth Denton
Elizabeth Denton qualified as an Educational Psychotherapist with the Caspari Foundation in 2020 and works in a special school in Wiltshire with both pupils and staff. She is also a Compassion-focused Coaching Supervisor, supporting participants of The Difference Leadership Programme and Director, Supervisor and Bespoke Specialist Provision Lead at The Koru Project CIC, which provides creative therapeutic services for children and families in Dorset.

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The Caspari Foundation

We are a London-based charity that works with children and young people to help them to overcome social and emotional barriers to learning.

The Caspari Foundation is the leading organisation for Educational Psychotherapy. We are a London-based charity that works with children and young people to help them overcome social and emotional barriers to learning.

We train teachers and other professionals to become Educational Psychotherapists.

Our vision: Schools collaborating with Educational Psychotherapists to help children learn.

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