Educational Psychotherapy is a specialised form of child psychotherapy that integrates therapeutic techniques within an educational environment. It is designed specifically for children and young people who face emotional challenges that interfere with their ability to learn, often stemming from adverse childhood experiences such as trauma, loss, or family difficulties. By addressing these emotional barriers in a familiar educational setting, Educational Psychotherapy provides a supportive space where children can explore their feelings, develop coping strategies, and enhance their emotional resilience, ultimately improving their capacity to engage and succeed in their learning journey. This approach is particularly beneficial for those who struggle to thrive in traditional educational or therapeutic settings, as it combines the understanding of psychological needs with educational development.