Research: The psychology of sleep deprivation in children and young people


Research published in the Journal of Educational and Child Psychology exploring the experiences and needs of children and young people presenting with sleep deprivation, and the knowledge and competence Educational Psychologists may require to support them effectively. Using the Delphi technique, the study sought expert consensus on potential competencies to inform the initial training of educational psychologists, highlighting the importance of recognising and responding to sleep difficulties within educational psychology practice.

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