University of Manchester, England, UK. Prior to this, Dr. Jemma worked as a Primary
Dr. Jemma has a wide range of experience working with children and young people between
the ages of 0-25 years. She has a wealth of experience in assessment, consultation,
intervention, the delivery of training, and research. Dr. Jemma provides assessment and
interventions for children and young people, their parents and carers, and teachers. She
promotes inclusive education and supports those with additional needs, learning difficulties,
mild to moderate emotional wellbeing difficulties, and neurodevelopmental difficulties,
including Autism Spectrum Disorder. She is trained in the delivery of standardised
assessments, including the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, as well as specialist
intervention programmes, including Video Interaction Guidance. Dr. Jemma is passionate
about adopting person-centred and strengths-based approaches in her work and she uses
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in her work.
Dr. Jemma has particular interests in sleep difficulties, autism, anxiety, selective mutism, and
social and emotional difficulties that impact upon school attendance and engagement. Dr.
Jemma has published research in the area of childhood sleep difficulties and provided
doctoral-level teaching as an Honorary Lecturer at Universities in the UK. Dr. Jemma is an
Accredited Supervisor with the British Psychological Society and has provided individual
and group supervision to registered Psychologists, both trainee and qualified, and school
staff with a pastoral or counselling role.
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