Understanding Young Minds: A Psychologist's Guide
Join us for a deep dive into the minds of the young generation with a psychologist's unique perspective.
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About this event
Discover young minds in motion with this psychologist’s guide – perfect for understanding child behaviour, growth, and emotional development.
Overview:
Understanding what goes on inside a young mind isn’t guesswork—it’s science. This course offers a structured psychological perspective into how children and adolescents think, feel, behave, and develop over time. By exploring major theories, developmental milestones, and behavioural tendencies, learners will gain a solid grounding in how young people grow cognitively, emotionally and socially.
Whether you're curious about early childhood patterns or teenage transitions, the course simplifies psychological concepts without the jargon. It’s ideal for those wanting to observe patterns, decode behaviour, and better connect with young individuals—at home, in school, or in care settings. Designed to suit beginners, no prior background in psychology is needed—just an interest in the human mind during its most dynamic stages.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand how children develop emotionally, socially, and cognitively.
- Identify typical behaviours across key childhood development stages.
- Explore common challenges in childhood and adolescent psychology.
- Gain knowledge of psychological theories and frameworks on youth.
- Analyse factors influencing young people’s mental and emotional growth.
- Recognise the role of environment in shaping young minds.
Who is this Course For:
- Anyone with an interest in child and adolescent psychology.
- Parents wanting to better understand their child’s development.
- Teachers and teaching assistants supporting young learners.
- Childcare workers keen to observe behaviour more insightfully.
- Counselling or psychology students starting their journey.
- Youth mentors looking to improve communication skills.
- Foster carers supporting emotional needs of children.
- Writers or creators working on youth-focused content.
Career Path :
- Child Psychologist – £43,000 per year
- Educational Support Worker – £24,500 per year
- Family Support Worker – £26,000 per year
- Youth Worker – £25,000 per year
- Early Years Practitioner – £22,000 per year
- Behavioural Teaching Assistant – £21,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
It refers to learning how children and teenagers think, feel, and behave as they grow.
It helps parents, teachers, and caregivers support healthy emotional and mental development.
Yes, issues like anxiety, stress, or learning difficulties often show up through behavior.
No, children process information differently because their brains are still developing.