30-Hours Diploma in Child Psychology
Credit hours
3
Learners explore how children think, feel and behave across developmental stages, and how family and environment shape their growth. Units cover emotional and social development, common psychological difficulties, behaviour management, and the effects of trauma and stress. An overview of how assessment and intervention work makes it suitable for those in education, childcare and family support.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Child Psychology
- 02Developmental Stages and Milestones
- 03The Role of Family and Environment in Child Development
- 04Emotional and Social Development in Children
- 05Common Psychological Disorders in Children
- 06Behavioural Issues and Management Strategies
- 07Impact of Trauma and Stress on Child Development
- 08Psychological Assessment and Intervention Techniques
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