Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a profile within the autism spectrum characterised by an extreme avoidance of everyday demands. This blog explores whether Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is officially recognised
There are many therapies available to support autistic children, each focusing on different areas such as communication, sensory processing, emotional wellbeing and social interaction. Finding the right therapy often involves
What is the aim of this survey, the panels and the subsequent report? SENsational Tutors has developed this survey and the two open discussion panels to provide a space for
LEGO Therapy is a structured, play-based approach that helps autistic children develop social communication and confidence through collaborative building activities. By combining clear roles, predictable structure and shared goals, LEGO
Sensory processing challenges can affect how children respond to sound, movement, touch, taste, smell and visual input. Recognising whether a child is sensory avoidant or sensory seeking can help parents
Knowing how to manage stress as a SEND parent can be challenging, particularly when balancing your child’s needs alongside your own wellbeing. Seeking support, speaking openly and connecting with others