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Cavehill Psychology

Cavehill Psychology provides evidence-informed wellbeing training for workplaces, schools and education settings. Led by Dr Carol Strahan, Educational Psychologist with an MSc in Occupational Psychology, we support organisations to prevent burnout, strengthen psychological safety and create cultures where staff wellbeing can thrive.

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Who we are

Cavehill Psychology is an independent psychology practice based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, led by Dr Carol Strahan, Educational Psychologist with an MSc in Occupational Psychology.

 
Cavehill Psychology specialises in staff wellbeing, burnout prevention, school culture and psychologically informed training for workplaces, schools and education settings.
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What we do

We provide practical, evidence-informed training and facilitation to help workplaces, schools and leaders improve staff wellbeing, prevent burnout and strengthen culture. 

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About Us

Cavehill Psychology is an independent practice based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, led by Dr Carol Strahan, Educational Psychologist with an MSc in Occupational Psychology.

Carol specialises in staff wellbeing, burnout prevention, school culture and psychologically informed training. Her work brings together research, facilitation and practical experience supporting wellbeing across schools, universities and organisations.
 
Carol co-founded the NI School Staff Wellbeing Project, has provided staff and student wellbeing training at Queen’s University Belfast, and has published research on teacher burnout, self-efficacy and collective efficacy.
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