Our courses for parents and carers of autistic children provide psychological information and advice about topics including anxiety, OCD, trauma and anger.
She holds a PhD in developmental cognitive psychology and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, both from Kings College London. She has over two decades of clinical experience inside and outside the NHS. Her expertise centres around autism, trauma and the way that children learn.
Her work brings psychological research and theory together with real-life clinical practice and open curiosity. She works with children, adolescents and adults.
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Our pre-recorded courses are available to watch in your own time for 12 months.
Our courses for parents and carers of autistic children provide psychological information and advice about topics including anxiety, OCD, trauma and anger.
In my courses, I explain the psychology of demand avoidance. What is going on, and how can parents help?
Our courses take a child-centred perspective and are suitable for children with and without diagnoses.
In my short courses on school and education, I cover the reasons that some children are distressed by school, what adults do next, and how things can go wrong. There are courses on school burnout and school trauma as well as learning outside school and finding a way forward.
In my short courses on mental health and behaviour I cover the most common mental health problems I hear about in my clinical practice. There are a lot about anxiety, but also courses on PTSD, OCD and anger. There are courses on common behavioural flashpoints such as transitions and change.
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Naomi runs live webinars for parents and professionals. They are recorded and available to watch for 30 days.
Is your child or teen burnt out by school? Dr Naomi Fisher, clinical psychologist, will explain burnout and how you can help them to recover
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Naomi has two new books upcoming.
With clear explanations and compelling case examples, Naomi demonstrates how EMDR therapists can flex to meet a wide range of sensory needs, cognitive styles, and communication preferences.
You might not have met anyone else like you, but there are a surprising number of teenagers who do not go to school. Some of them are home educated, but others are just not attending school regularly.
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