Hall and Co Educational Psychology Services
Specialist Psychological Assessment, Advice and Support for Children and Young People.
TRAINING & KEYNOTE
Training & Keynote Speaking
At Hall & Co Educational Psychology Services, we offer evidence-informed training and keynote speaking for schools, early years settings, organisations, conferences and large scale events.
Topics include:
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Attachment and the parent–child relationship
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Trauma-informed and relational approaches
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Resilience-informed practice
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Understanding behaviour beyond punitive approaches
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Keynote Speaking
Dr Sasha Hall delivers keynote talks and presentations for schools, organisations, and conferences. Her work focuses on attachment, relational practice, and the impact of early relationships on children’s behaviour, development, and learning.
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Doctoral Training
We also contribute to doctoral training in Educational & Child Psychology. Dr Hall has delivered teaching on a London training programme, including sessions on SEND appeals within the EHCP process.
"Dr Hall delivered the headline keynote at our Attachment Awareness conference in February 2026, attended by over 70 safeguarding, inclusion, and mental health leads from across the education sector. Her address, “Behaviour to Belonging: Why Attachment Awareness Matters for Every Pupil,” was both inspiring and highly impactful. Dr Hall demonstrated an exceptional depth of knowledge, combining research-informed insight with practical application in a way that resonated strongly with attendees.
Her keynote challenged delegates to rethink traditional approaches to behaviour management, encouraging a shift towards a culture rooted in connection, safety, and inclusion. The session was thought-provoking throughout and offered meaningful strategies that professionals could take back into their settings.
Feedback from attendees was overwhelmingly positive, with many describing the keynote as powerful, insightful, and transformative. Dr Hall’s expertise and engaging delivery made a lasting impression, and her contribution was a standout highlight of the conference."
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