Help children to understand feelings like anger using play! This World Children’s Day, the author of the Creative Ways books Fiona Zandt shares an engaging method for helping children understand and regulate their emotions, using a playful activity with interconnecting blocks.
Selling Out the Spectrum: The crisis in autism research speaks to us all – here’s why In the run-up to my debut non-fiction book Selling…
Holiday Procrastination and What You Can Do About It By Risa Williams, author of The Procrastination Playbook for Adults with ADHD: How to Catch Sneaky…
Beyond Credentials – An Excerpt from A Doula’s Guide to Maternal Health for BIPOC Women This blog post is an excerpt from Chapter 3: Beyond…
Designing a Dopamine Menu: Help Your Teen Boost Their Mood Soli Lazarus is an ADHD Consultant and was previously a teacher and SENCO with 30 years’…
Help Your Dyspraxic Child Find Their ‘Eureka Moments’ Read this article with 5 helpful tips on helping your dyspraxic child find their strengths, written by…
Black Don’t Crack or Does It: Patrick Vernon OBE on The Home Office Scandal Particularly relevant to this year’s Black History Month theme of ‘Reclaiming…
Let There Be Light In Your Lifestyle Medicine Toolbox This blog post was written by Ziya “Z” Altug, PT, DPT, MS, OCS, CSCS It is…
In this extract, taken from Pooky Knightsmith’s latest book, Parenting When You’re Autistic, Pooky discusses how the neurodivergent parent can identify and work with their…
Under the Radar by Dr Emilia Misheva introduces you to the differing presentations of autism that are common in girls, but also explores why referring…