Applying for a place on an educational psychology doctorate programme (DEdPsy) can feel like a long process. Once applications are submitted, it can be both exciting and nerve-wracking being invited…

Researchers found that just three weeks of moderate-to-vigorous exercise reduced stress levels and increased cortisol in teens with ADHD. The findings provide evidence that physical activity may temporarily improve emotional regulation in adolescents facing challenges with attention and impulsivity.

Each year thousands of pounds are spent on medications to treat conditions such as anxiety and depression. These medications often have negative side effects. Exercise is an alternative treatment ...

Researchers found that just six weeks of moderate aerobic exercise improved mood, increased self-efficacy, and strengthened the ability to sense internal bodily signals. The study highlights a possible pathway linking physical activity and emotional health: enhanced interoception, or internal body awareness.

Government announces £500m project to provide single-point of access for health, education and wellbeing services

Developmental coordination disorder (dyspraxia) affects as many children as ADHD but is widely misunderstood. So, what do teachers need to know about this condition?

A new study suggests that where kids exercise matters: children who played basketball outside showed sharper thinking and faster reaction times than when playing indoors, hinting at a powerful brain-boosting synergy between physical activity and nature.

Many educators struggle with student motivation and, often, it feels like something that is out of our hands. But there are things that we can do to support motivation in the classroom and to keep i...

A professor says we cannot complain children are not active enough when they are dressed in uniform.

ALT: a cat is sitting in front of a laptop with the words busy busy busy below it .

Subtle motor difficulties in children are linked to white matter structure, but a new study suggests these brain differences are not unique to ADHD.

Michael Phelps, hailed as the greatest Olympian ever, has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Can his, and others', success be used help inspire younger people?