Joyfulearner is a consultancy dedicated to educating parents, teachers, and policymakers on the intricacies of child and adolescent development. We specialize in enlightening our audience about the fascinating world of the developing brain and its

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Joyfulearner is a consultancy dedicated to educating parents, teachers, and policymakers on the intricacies of child and adolescent development. We specialize in enlightening our audience about the fascinating world of the developing brain and its profound impact on children's ability to learn and thrive. By sharing this valuable knowledge, we empower individuals with the tools and insights necessary to cultivate joyful learning experiences for children and adolescents, ensuring their happiness and success. Joyfulearner firmly believes that when all children receive appropriate support tailored to their evolving needs, societies experience increased levels of peace, security, and productivity.

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At Joyfulearner, our mission is to provide comprehensive education to parents, teachers, and policymakers about the intricate nature of child and adolescent development.

Vision

We envision societies with increased levels of peace, security, and productivity, driven by the collective effort to nurture the potential of every child, teen, and young adult.

Camile Swapp MSc.

Child & Adolescent Developmental Psychologist

Ms. Camile Swapp is the Director of Joyfulearner, formerly known as Swapp & Associates. With over 15 years of experience, she is a dedicated Child & Adolescent Developmental Psychologist. Ms. Swapp holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Psychology with a focus on Child and Adolescent Development from Capella University in Minnesota. Her research during her master's program revolved around the impact of school entry age on teenagers' academic achievement at the end of high school.

In addition to her master's degree, Ms. Swapp earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Theology, with a minor in Guidance and Counselling, from The Jamaica Theological Seminary. Her undergraduate thesis, "Developmentally Appropriate Practices to Promote Joyful Learning," was conducted at the Caribbean Nazarene College in Trinidad and Tobago.