The Family Experience of PDA by Eliza Fricker
The Family Experience of PDA: An Illustrated Guide to Pathological Demand Avoidance by Eliza Fricker Author and illustrator, Eliza Fricker, talks about the purpose behind…
At Christmas most families are looking forward to making memories. But what if you literally can’t?
At Christmas most families are looking forward to making memories. But what if you literally can’t? On Christmas Day 2016, the Jessops were just an…
The Teacher’s Introduction to Pathological Demand Avoidance
The Teacher’s Introduction to Pathological Demand Avoidance Here’s an exclusive extract from Teaching and Education Consultant, Clare Truman’s The Teacher’s Introduction to Pathological Demand Avoidance:…
Encouraging empathy and inclusivity through shared book reading
Encouraging empathy and inclusivity through shared book reading In honour of Anti-Bullying Week, hear from the authors of ‘A School for Everyone: Stories and Lesson…
How to take the first steps towards recovery
How to take the first steps towards recovery Rhyannon Styles, author of ‘Help! I’m Addicted,’ talks to us about her journey to recovery from addiction…
Supporting Autistic Girls
New book Supporting Spectacular Girls is written by Helen Clarke, who worked as a teacher of autistic children for 20 years and now runs her…
Dry Drunk – an extract from ‘Help! I’m Addicted’ by Rhyannon Styles
In 2012, Rhyannon Styles began her gender transition, and attended her first 12-Step meeting – beginning two journeys which changed the course of her life.…
Empathy and Engagement: The Adult Side of Dyslexia
The Adult Side of Dyslexia by Kelli Sandman-Hurley provides needed guidance around what life is like for an adult with dyslexia. Long before I became…
The circle of help: and other ways friends can support a dyslexic child
Good friends are vital for children with dyslexia. Having classmates they feel safe with and who are understanding can make all the difference to their…
Neuro-Crashes: What are they & how can we help prevent them?
Not all crying, shouting, hitting, or screaming is a tantrum. There are significant times when (for our children or adults on the spectrum) what looks…