About the Course

Teaching is a relational profession. Yet much behaviour management training focuses on strategies and systems — how to manage behaviour — rather than helping teachers understand what behaviour might be communicating and what sits behind it. Beyond Behaviour: Seen, Safe and Ready to Learn takes a different approach. Grounded in psychotherapeutic thinking but designed for the realities of primary school life, this six-session self-guided course helps teachers develop a therapeutic lens on behaviour and classroom dynamics — without requiring any prior knowledge of therapy or counselling. This is a practical course, focused on actionable learning that you can take directly into the classroom from day one. It is also a thoughtful one, because sustainable change in classrooms comes not just from new techniques, but from a shift in how we understand the children in front of us. Throughout the course, we address the reality at the heart of every teacher’s experience: there are 29 other children in the room. The therapeutic approach we explore is not about one-to-one counselling. It is about creating a classroom environment where every child can feel seen, safe and ready to learn. You will explore practical ways to understand behaviour, strengthen relationships, respond to emotional needs and create the conditions in which children are better able to engage with learning.

See behaviour differently

Understanding it as communication and creating the emotional safety children need to learn

Understand the nervous system

Your own, your pupils', and how regulation shapes learning

Support children through transitions

The beginnings, endings and in-between moments that so often unsettle a class

Work more confidently with neurodivergent learners

Including autistic children and those with ADHD

Use language intentionally

Choosing words that support regulation, connection and learning

Take care of yourself

Recognising your own needs and building sustainable practice

Meet Your Instructor, Katy Singer

Katy Singer is an educational psychotherapist in schools. She supports children, staff, and parents to better understand children’s emotional barriers to learning and to notice behaviour as a communication in the classroom. Through a relational approach, she aims to support children to become less stuck and for staff to feel supported.

What people are saying

Here's what our latest cohort of teachers say about the course:

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This course facilitated a safe and welcoming space to discuss behaviours withing the classroom, which provides practical ideas to support the children.
Kiran

Teacher

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This course will give you such small things that can have positive differences. I recommend having a pupil or pupils in mind, but be accepting of all the homework. It has made little positive steps and sometimes that's all we need to help us through the day.
Tara

Teacher

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Ready to Transform Your Teaching?

Take the first step towards revolutionising your classroom experience. Enrol today and unlock the potential of therapeutic teaching.

£300.00