Clear, compassionate guidance for parents supporting children with ADHD, autism, dyslexia and other neurodivergent profiles — at home and at school.
School of Diversity supports parents, carers, and families who are navigating:
ADHD, autism, dyslexia and other neurodivergent differences
SEN and SEND support in schools
Emotional regulation, anxiety, and wellbeing challenges
Communication with schools, SENCOs, and professionals
Whether you are just starting to ask questions or are already deep into the SEN process, you’re in the right place.
Understand what’s changing in SEN and EHCP support — and what isn’t law yet
See the difference between current EHCP rights and proposed new support plans
Learn what happens to tribunal and appeal rights under the proposals
Know the right questions to ask schools and local authorities
Each programme focuses on real-world strategies that work across home, education, public spaces and online environments.
Practical strategies to support attention, emotional regulation, routines, and executive functioning — at home and in school.
Clear guidance on autistic traits, sensory differences, anxiety, communication, and how to advocate effectively for your child.
Practical, compassionate support to help parents understand dyslexia and support their child with confidence.
Practical, understanding support to help families navigate dyscalculia with confidence.
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
Clear, practical guidance to help you understand your child’s needs, your rights, and what to do next — without jargon or pressure.
When you’re trying to get support for your child, it’s hard to know whether what you’re being told is normal process or a sign that something isn’t working.
This traffic-light system helps you step back and look at the pattern, not just one conversation.
GREEN — Things may be OK (for now)
AMBER — Something isn’t sitting right
RED — High concern, action needed
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We offer supportive ADHD and autism assessments for children, young people, and adults, delivered by neurodiversity-affirming professionals who understand that every individual is unique.
Our process is clear, respectful, and parent-friendly — from your first questions through to reports and next steps. If you’re seeking clarity, understanding, or guidance on what to do next, we’re here to help you feel informed and supported.
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:
