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Category: Neurodiversity Routines

Routines and Little Wins: Building Resilience and Confidence in Neurodiverse Families

Routines, visual timetables, and emotional tools support neurodiverse families in building resilience and confidence. Celebrating small wins and tailored, person-centred strategies foster strength and inclusion.

Organisation Made Kinder: Practical Strategies Tailored for Neurodivergent Minds

Practical organisation strategies tailored for neurodivergent individuals focus on low-effort routines, task chunking, sensory-friendly planning, strengths-based tools, and inclusive supports for home, work, and school.

Stronger Together: Building Resilience in Neurodiverse Families with Understanding and Gentle Routines

This guide from the School of Neurodiversity highlights empathy, sensory understanding, and gentle, predictable routines with visual aids to build resilience in neurodiverse families.

Organisation That Fits: Practical Strategies for Neurodiverse Minds at Home and School

Practical strategies for neurodiverse minds (ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia) include tailored organisation, sensory-friendly spaces, visual schedules, task breakdowns, home-school communication, and support resources to reduce stress and boost confidence.

Supporting families: tools and techniques to empower neurodivergent children at home

This guide offers UK-based, strengths-focused tools for supporting neurodivergent children at home, including inclusive parenting, sensory-friendly environments, visual timetables, ADHD routines, and autism communication strategies.

Personalised routines that support neurodivergent children’s wellbeing

Personalised routines for neurodivergent children reduce anxiety, support sensory/emotional regulation, encourage independence, and aid school readiness through tailored, flexible, and visual daily structures.

Creating sensory‑friendly spaces at home and school: practical tips that help everyone

This guide offers practical tips to create sensory-friendly home and school spaces through lighting, calming corners, visual aids, movement breaks, flexible seating, and behaviour supports, fostering inclusion.

Stronger Together: Building Resilience in Neurodiverse Families with Routine

This guide emphasizes building resilience in neurodiverse families through understanding unique strengths, fostering inclusive parenting, and establishing predictable routines tailored for ADHD and autism, supported by practical strategies and UK resources.

Creating Calming Routines for Neurodivergent Children: Strategies for Home and School

This guide offers strategies to create calming routines for neurodivergent children at home and school, emphasizing understanding neurodiversity, celebrating strengths, sensory engagement, inclusive teaching, and parent-educator collaboration.

Simple Sensory-Friendly Adjustments for a Better Everyday Life

Simple sensory-friendly adjustments—like calming colors, quiet spaces, flexible seating, visual supports, and personalized tools—enhance comfort and inclusivity in homes, schools, and daily life.

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