RESOURCES

Logged in members of SEBDA can access a growing number of current and archived resources including:

  • Reports, guidance, news and research, often with the added bonus of useful and insightful commentaries and analysis.
  • The complete text of current and back issues of  the following journals published by Routledge Taylor & Francis):
  • SEBDA’s acclaimed international research journal Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties tha publishes research on social, emotional, and mental health difficulties for researchers and professionals who work with and for children with SEMH.
  • Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk (JESPAR). Publishes research on improving the education of students at risk, covering interventions, strategies to avoid risk, schooling structure and practices and more.
  • Early Child Development and Care
    Publishes works on research, planning, education and care of infants and young children, including multidisciplinary works on early child development and care.
  • Educational Psychology Covers psychological aspects of education from pre-school to tertiary for children with special learning needs, emphasizing experimental and behavioral studies.
  • 1IN10, SEMH News, – available to non members too.
  • In Mind – a series of articles on issues relating to SEMH. Find them by entering ‘In Mind’ in the search box below.

NB – You need to be a subscribed member and logged in to the website to access the resources within this section.

IncludedEd Conference 2025

‘Who Is Losing Learning?’ – The Difference have co-authored the report with the the Institute for Public Policy Research and findings will be central to the IncludEd Conference 2025 at UCL

Attachment Research Community – Call to Action

Attachment Research Community – Call to Action

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A new book to support parents

A new book to support parents

A new book to support parents   This book brings together a wealth of practical ideas to support parents/carers cope with the challenging times we are all living through. Parenting involves both knowing what to do and having the capacity to do it. If you can...

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IncludedEd Conference 2025

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