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Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA) 
Training Courses and Supervision

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Like Educators, our goal is to make a positive difference to young minds. It is widely recognised that children learn better and feel happier in school when their emotional needs are met. Our ELSA training courses in Hertfordshire equip Teaching Assistants to develop and deliver individualised support programmes that achieve this.

All ELSA training and supervision at The Child Psych is overseen by Dr. Pippa Busch, a contributor to ELSA Network training resources alongside ELSA founder Sheila Burton..
ELSA Network Registered Provider
Experienced Educational Psychologists

Get in touch with us today to book your training!

"We immersed our staff in the ELSA training course, and it gave us a wonderful amount of new information and knowledge we’d never before consider... I’m excited to implement the work

Educational Staff

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How To Become a Registered ELSA?

Being an ELSA requires both training by a fully qualified Educational Psychologist,
and regular, ongoing supervision.

Training at The Child Psych

6 days of in-person training spread across an academic year (1 per half term) at The Child Psych Practice.

All materials and refreshments provided.

Cost: £900 per person

Training at your venue

6 days of in-person training spread across an
academic year (1 per half term). At a venue organised by the client and materials to beprinted by client (files provided).

Cost: £12,000 for up to 30 attendees

Module training at The Child Psych

1 day of in-person training of a single module from the ELSA course at The Child Psych Practice.

All materials and refreshments provided 

Cost: £150 per person

(minimum numbers apply)

Annual Online ELSA Supervision

2-hour group session each half term, building on ELSA training and sharing experiences with a community.

Cost: £350 per annum

Is there research that ELSA works?

There are multiple studies with quantitative evidence showing that ELSA intervention has a positive impact on children's wellbeing, even after the intervention has ended.
Check out some of the research at the ELSA Network.

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