Adolescence Developmental Psychology from Infancy to Lifespan

Module 1 — Foundations of Child & Adolescent Psychological Development 

This module introduces major theories in development, covering the psychology of infancy, cognitive milestones, and behavioural growth patterns.

Module 2 — Assessment, Formulation & Early Intervention 

Learners explore early-warning signs, behavioural assessments, and practical intervention models used across lifespan psychology.

Module 3 — Therapeutic Approaches, Family Engagement & Professional Practice 

This module focuses on relationship-based work, evidence-based strategies, and reflective skills for safe and effective support in growth psychology.

Completing the Child & Adolescent Psychology CPD opens doors to various rewarding roles across education, social care, and mental health support. Graduates may pursue positions such as Child Support Worker, Teaching Assistant, Youth Worker, Family Support Assistant, Behaviour Mentor, or Pastoral Care Officer. For those already working in relevant fields, this qualification strengthens professional knowledge and supports progression into more specialised roles. It also provides a strong foundation for further study in child psychology, counselling, psychotherapy, or early-years development. The course enhances confidence, communication skills, and the ability to respond effectively to the emotional and behavioural needs of young people.

Upon successful completion of the Child & Adolescent Psychology CPD, candidates will have two certificate options:

Option 1: Certificate Issued by the Quality Licence Scheme (QLS)
A formal certificate confirming that the course meets professional standards for high-quality training.

Option 2: Accredited CPD Certificate Issued by the CPD Standards Office
An internationally recognised certificate ideal for professional development, career progression, and CPD portfolios.

Both certificates add exceptional value to your professional profile.

Does the course cover adolescence developmental psychology?

Yes. The course explains all key concepts within adolescence developmental psychology, including emotional and cognitive changes in teenagers.

Does the course explore the psychology of infancy?

Absolutely. You will learn how early experiences shape emotional and behavioural development through the psychology of infancy.

Is lifespan psychology included in the curriculum?

Yes. Principles of lifespan psychology are integrated throughout to help you understand growth across all stages.
What is child and adolescent psychology?

It is the study of how children and teenagers think, feel, learn, and develop throughout early life.

What is the definition of child adolescence in psychology?

It refers to the developmental stage between childhood and adulthood, marked by major physical, emotional, and social changes.