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The Mind, Explained is a short-form Netflix docuseries that explores how the brain works—covering topics like memory, dreams, anxiety, and the teenage brain. Using engaging visuals and expert interviews, it makes complex psychology accessible for older learners.
Parental Advisory: Rated TV-14 / 15+, the series includes mature themes such as mental health, drug use (psychedelics), and occasional strong language. Best suited for GCSE-age learners with parental or educator guidance
A fun, science-based series that explores emotions, memory, germs, and social media through experiments and humor. Designed to make learning relatable and exciting for children.
Parental Advisory: Rated TV-G. Suitable for ages 8–14. No mature content; ideal for younger learners and family viewing.
A powerful documentary about triplets separated at birth for a secret psychological study. Explores identity, ethics, and the nature vs. nurture debate.
Parental Advisory: Rated PG-13 / 12A. Includes mature themes such as adoption, mental health, and suicide. Recommended for ages 13+ with parental support.
A documentary series following infants in their first year of life, blending real-life footage with scientific research on bonding, sleep, and brain development.
Parental Advisory: Rated TV-PG. Suitable for ages 11+. Gentle and educational, with no mature content. Great for teens interested in developmental psychology.
A playful docuseries where 100 people take part in social experiments exploring happiness, bias, attraction, and decision-making.
Parental Advisory: Rated TV-14. Includes adult themes like sex and social bias. Best for ages 14+ with educator or parent guidance.
A powerful documentary that reveals how social media platforms are designed to manipulate behaviour, influence emotions, and shape society. Featuring tech insiders and psychologists, it explores the impact of persuasive algorithms on mental health, identity, and decision-making—especially among young people.
Parental Advisory: Rated PG-13 / 12A. Includes disturbing news footage, references to teen mental health, and mature themes around addiction and manipulation. Best suited for ages 13+ with parental or educator support
A fast‑paced, funny series introducing children to influential figures from history. Each episode blends humour with real facts, helping children explore human behaviour, motivation, creativity, and problem‑solving.
Psychology Links: Identity, personality, empathy, perspective‑taking, social behaviour.
Parental Advisory: Rated TV‑PG. Suitable for most children aged 7+. Contains mild humour and historical themes. Recommended with light parental guidance for sensitive viewers.
A gentle, imaginative series about two siblings who enter a dream world to process real‑life emotions and challenges. Explores memory, loss, coping strategies, and the power of connection.
Psychology Links: Emotional regulation, grief, resilience, sibling relationships, memory.
Parental Advisory: Rated TV‑PG. Themes include loss and emotional processing. Recommended for ages 10+ with supportive discussion.
A colourful, comedic adaptation of Roald Dahl’s story about two cruel characters who get a taste of their own medicine. Offers a playful way to explore kindness, consequences, and antisocial behaviour.
Psychology Links: Empathy, social behaviour, moral development, consequences of cruelty.
Parental Advisory: Rated PG. Contains slapstick mischief and mild peril. Suitable for ages 7+.
An adventurous series following Carmen, a master thief who steals only from villains. Encourages critical thinking about morality, identity, decision‑making, and understanding others’ motives.
Psychology Links: Moral reasoning, identity, problem‑solving, social awareness.
Parental Advisory: Rated TV‑Y7. Action‑based scenes and mild peril. Suitable for ages 8–14.