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Most people may be aware that young people with autism tend to be resistant to change, but why is this the case? The link between

What is the Link Between ADHD and Anxiety and how can I Support my Child? Those who are familiar with the symptoms of ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity

Trauma can arise for multiple reasons, and this has the potential for huge repercussions throughout all areas of life. Children who have experienced trauma may

In 2019, The British Dyslexia Association found that, “dyslexia is the most common specific learning difference, affecting between 6.6 and 9.9 million people in the

Dyslexia is a neurological condition that alters the way the brain accesses and uses language. It influences more than just reading and writing; possibly impacting

Trauma is defined as “stressful, frightening or distressing events that are difficult to cope with or out of our control. It could be one incident,

In an article entitled ‘The Rise of AuDHD’ in April 2024, The Guardian revealed that one study by researchers at Duke University found: “Up to

EOTAS (Education Otherwise Than at School) is a legal provision in the UK allowing specific children with special needs to be educated in an alternative

In June 2024, GOV.UK recorded that “Over 1.6 million pupils in England have special educational needs (SEN)”. This was recorded as, “an increase of 101,000

As parents strive to give their children tools to carve out positive friendships and social skills, it is helpful to remember that children with SEND

EOTAS, (Education Other Than at School), is a phrase now synonymous with the recognition of children who cannot be taught in school. These children require

If you’ve ever tried to help your child with their maths homework, only to panic that you don’t know what you’re doing, you’ll understand just

Many young people hit a patch where they lose interest in their studies. This might be due to any number of factors such as teenage

The Christmas period often inspires a flurry of creative activity in even the most Scrooge-like individuals. There are presents to wrap, cards to make and

Seeing King Charles III glide solemnly through Westminster Abbey in his velvet robes and regalia for his coronation, how many of us are secretly reminded

Have you heard of ‘interoception’? Many of us have only recently become aware of the word as it’s a ‘hot topic’ in the field of

The last few years have seen an upsurge in awareness of the differences in boys and girls with special needs. Neurodivergent males, the experts now

Most of us know the pleasure that comes from singing along to a favourite song or dancing to a funky disco number. But according to

Ever drifted off in a meeting and been jerked back to the present moment by someone asking you a question you can’t answer because you

Dyspraxia – also known as developmental coordination disorder – is a condition where a person finds it difficult to make their body perform simple, everyday

If you’ve ever winced at the sound of a fingernail scraping a blackboard or shuddered at the texture of a spoonful of rice pudding, you’ll

By Specialist SEN Tutor – Gillian Families with children with special needs have put extra demand on teachers to be all-encompassing, as well as their