Rose Brown
Registered Educational Psychologist
PGDipEdPsych., MEdPsych., B.Ed., Dip Tchg., MNZPsS
Rose is an educational psychologist with knowledge and skills in helping children, families and professionals in education settings, at home, and through coaching / supervision.
She has a strong commitment to strength-based and culturally responsive practice, and working collaboratively with clients to find solutions that work best for them.
• Behaviour management
• Learning difficulties
• Trauma informed practice in schools
• Self-regulation, anger management
• Executive function skills
• ADHD and ASD
Specialist Areas
• Oppositional Defiant Disorder / Conduct Disorder
• Mild anxiety
• Loss and grief
• Traumatic incident response & suicide postvention
• Culturally responsive practice
• Coaching & professional supervision
Please note Rose is not able to provide diagnostic assessments for ADHD, ASD or dyslexia.
Contact Rose for a free 15-minute, no obligation consultation to find out whether her service is right for you.
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Rose sees people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds and takes referrals from:
• Individuals
• Parents
• Early Childhood Centres & Schools
• RTLB Clusters & Kahui Ako
• Non-government organisations (NGOs) & social agencies
• Ministry of Education
• Oranga Tamariki
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Please contact Rose to discuss this, as fees vary.
Services
Children and Adults
Rose sees clients from age 4 years up to adults, and provides assessments, intervention plans, and ongoing support as necessary. She offers parent training for individual parents, or groups of parents if requested.
Families
Raising children can be fun and rewarding, but sometimes parents and caregivers may face unexpected challenges. Rose works with parents / caregivers to find solutions to everyday parenting concerns.
ECE, Schools & Education Agencies
Rose has over 20 years’ experience in supporting staff and ākonga (learners) in early childhood education, schools and educational support agencies (e.g., Resource Teachers: Learning & Behaviour, and Ministry of Education staff).
NGOs and Social Agencies
NGOs and social agencies play a significant role in supporting children, families, and communities, addressing a wide range of social needs.
“Rose has supported children and their whānau at our kura over the past few years. Her perfect mix of empathy and a no-nonsense approach has meant children and families are soon equipped to move forward. She builds a connection with the people she works with that is empowering as she focuses on the strengths that individuals have to offer. Rose has helped review and develop behaviour systems at the school. These have ensured that teachers have clear and consistent expectations for behaviour and a practical plan to achieve these. We have loved working with Rose and know she has made a difference for learners in our school.”