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Dr Cathleen Halligan

Dr Cathleen Halligan is an educational psychologist with Camden Council.

All articles by Dr Cathleen Halligan
Why every school should teach ‘emotional vocabulary’
Teachers must give children the language to talk about their emotions as a first step in managing feelings in a helpful way, says educational psychologist Cathleen Halligan
General
31 December 2024
Why every school should teach ‘emotional vocabulary’
Emotion coaching: a three-step approach to difficult feelings
Children find it difficult to manage ‘big feelings’ appropriately, says Cathleen Halligan – but an evidence-based approach can help
General
19 November 2023
Emotion coaching: a three-step approach to difficult feelings
What is emotionally based school avoidance?
Increasing numbers of children are experiencing emotionally based school avoidance post-Covid – but how can schools best support them? Dr Cathleen Halligan offers her advice
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24 November 2022
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