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Category: SEN Support

Recognising neurodivergent traits early in children: a caring guide for parents and carers

This guide helps parents recognize early neurodivergent traits like autism and ADHD, offering practical support strategies, collaboration with educators, expert assessments, and fostering inclusive environments for children’s success.

Find Your Voice: Empowering Self-Advocacy for Neurodivergent Teens and Adults

This guide empowers neurodivergent teens and adults in the UK to self-advocate by understanding rights, requesting adjustments, building confidence, and accessing tailored resources for education and work.

Advocating for Neurodivergent Needs: Gentle, Practical Tips for Parents and Carers

This guide offers practical tips for parents of neurodivergent children on advocacy, preparing for SENCO meetings, communicating with health professionals, addressing sensory needs, creating calm routines, and fostering self-advocacy and strengths.

Neurodiversity assessments in the UK: a family guide for 2026

The 2026 UK guide covers neurodiversity assessments, comparing NHS delays and private costs, preparation tips, evidence gathering, and post-diagnosis support including SEND, EHCPs, and school adjustments.

Neurodiversity assessments in the UK (2026): a compassionate family guide to pathways, preparation, and next steps

Predictable Rhythms, Joyful Rituals: Building Resilience in Neurodiverse Families

Predictable routines and joyful rituals build resilience in neurodiverse families by fostering stability, celebrating strengths, using positive reinforcement, sensory-friendly adjustments, and inclusive strategies for home and school.

Routines and Little Celebrations: Building Resilience in Neurodiverse Families

Empowering self-advocacy in neurodivergent teens and adults: practical steps to be heard

This guide offers neurodivergent teens and adults practical steps to build self-advocacy skills, including identifying strengths, preparing communication scripts, requesting accommodations, using sensory toolkits, and accessing supportive resources.

Speak Up, Thrive: Self‑Advocacy Skills for Neurodivergent Teens and Adults

Personalised strategies for organisation and emotional regulation: real‑world support for home and school

Personalised organisation and emotional regulation strategies tailored to neurodivergent children’s strengths support success at home and school, enhancing confidence, transitions, and inclusive learning.

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