Clear SEN Support, Neurodiversity Guidance & Practical Help for Parents

Supporting parents of children with ADHD, autism, dyslexia and dyscalculia to understand needs, navigate SEN support, and put effective strategies in place — at home, in education and beyond.

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Not Sure Where to Start?

You don’t need to have everything figured out. Many parents arrive here feeling unsure, overwhelmed, or stuck.

Choose the option that best fits where you are right now:

Understanding SEN Support

SEN support is not about labels or blame. It’s about understanding what a child needs to access learning, feel safe, and thrive.

We help parents understand:

  • how SEN support works in schools and colleges

  • what reasonable adjustments should look like

  • how to communicate effectively with education settings

  • when additional support or assessment may be helpful

Support Options for Different Needs and Situations

Every family’s journey is different. That’s why support is offered in several ways — so you can choose what feels most helpful right now.

Parent Power Pack

Structured Guidance You Can Return To

20 comprehensive guides covering SEN processes, communication with schools, evidence gathering, meetings, escalation and advocacy.

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Talk Things Through With Confidence

One-to-one sessions to help you understand what’s happening, plan next steps, and feel less alone.

Targeted Support by Area of Need

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Each programme focuses on real-world strategies that work across home, education, public spaces and online environments.

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ADHD Support Programme

Our ADHD Support Programme is designed to empower individuals and families with practical tools, compassionate guidance, and expert-led strategies for managing life with ADHD. !

Autism Support Programme

AUTISM Support Programme

Our Autism Support Programme offers a nurturing, strengths-based approach for individuals and families seeking guidance, understanding, and practical support.

Dyslexia Support Programme

DYSLEXIA Support Programme

Our Dyslexia Support Programme is built to empower individuals of all ages with the tools, strategies, and confidence to succeed.

Dyscalculia Support Programme

DYSCALCULIA Support Programme

Our Dyscalculia Support Programme is designed to make numbers less intimidating and learning more accessible for individuals who struggle with maths.

Considering an ADHD or ASD Assessment?

Assessments are not required to access support — but they can provide clarity and evidence in some situations.

We provide information to help parents understand:

  • what private assessments involve

  • when they may be helpful

  • how results can support education discussions

ADHD and Autism Assessments

Are you looking for an ADHD or Autism Assessment?

We offer comprehensive ADHD and Autism assessments carried out by experienced, neurodiversity-affirming professionals who understand the unique ways each brain works. Our assessments are tailored for children, teens, and adults, combining clinical expertise with a compassionate, person-centred approach. From initial consultations to detailed reports and post-assessment guidance, we ensure a clear, respectful process that supports you or your loved one every step of the way. Whether you're seeking answers, clarity, or access to appropriate support, we're here to help you move forward with confidence.

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Find the Right Next Step for Your Family

Whether you need information, practical tools, targeted strategies or one-to-one support, there is a place to start.
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