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Dr Margot Sunderland is Director of Education and Training at The Centre for Child Mental Health London, Honorary Visiting Fellow at London Metropolitan University, Associate Member of the Royal College of Medicine, and Child Psychotherapist with over thirty years experience of working with children and families. She is the author of over twenty books in the field of child mental health, which collectively have been translated into eighteen languages and published in twenty-four countries. Her internationally acclaimed book, “The Science of Parenting” (Dorling Kindersley) www.dorlingkindersley.co.uk, won First Prize in the British Medical Association Medical Book awards 2007 Popular Medicine section. (Paperback version entitled “What Every Parent Needs to Know”). The book, endorsed by one of the world’s leading affective neuroscientists, Professor Jaak Panksepp, is the result of ten years research on the long-term effects of adult-child interaction on the developing brain. Dr Sunderland has two doctorates, one in child psychotherapy, thesis entitled “The Application of Art and Science to the Psychological Treatment of Children.”
Margot's Books
Dr Margot Sunderland (Award winning Author and Expert in Child Development, Child Psychology, Child Psychotherapy , and Parenting.
Forthcoming Public Lectures
Saturday 20 January 2018 (10:00-16.30)
BUILDING RESILIENCE: USING KEY TOOLS, TECHNIQUES AND INTERVENTIONS WITH CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS (positive psychology, stress management, CBT, mindfulness, 'The Big Empathy Drawing')
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Saturday 10 March 2018 (10:00-16.30)
THERAPEUTIC CONVERSATIONS WITH CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
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Saturday 9 June 2018 (10:00-16.30)
CHILD COUNSELLING: KEY TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES with award-winning author and expert Dr Margot Sunderland
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Contact Information
2-18 Britannia Row
London N1 8PA
Tel: 0207 354 2913
Please note: due to major time constraints Margot regrets she is unable to offer a personal advisory service on parenting or child development issues.