Susan Quain is an educator, psychologist, and researcher with over a decade of experience in special education and child and adolescent mental health. She specializes in supporting schools to navigate complex issues such as anxiety, school avoidance, and student wellbeing.She began her career as a special education teacher, gaining firsthand experience of the challenges educators face in the classroom. This led her to train as a psychologist, working with young people experiencing mental health difficulties and those who have engaged in harmful sexual behavior. Drawing on her work in child and family psychology services, she brings practical strategies that are grounded in both research and real-world application.Susan’s research focuses on preventative interventions for peer-on-peer harmful sexual behavior. She has contributed to national toolkits and professional training programs, helping educators create safer and more informed learning environments. She regularly presents at international conferences and continues to advance best practices in this field.Her mission is to bridge the gap between psychology and education, equipping schools with the tools they need to support student wellbeing.Explore Psyclass training programs or book a consultation to bring expert-led psychological training to your school.