Let There Be Light In Your Lifestyle Medicine Toolbox
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…
Parenting When You’re Autistic
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…
The ‘double-empathy’ problem – or why I wrote Under the Radar
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…
Young, Autistic and ADHD – author Q&A with Sarah Boon
After the recent release of her book Young, Autistic and ADHD, we got a chance to ask Sarah Boon a few questions about writing the…
How to support a child with dyslexia to discover their strengths
How to support a child with dyslexia to discover their strengths Margaret Rooke is the author of Meet the Dyslexia Club! and the parent of…
5 Things People Get Wrong About Social Anxiety
This blog post was written by therapist and bestselling author Natasha Daniels. I did not know I had social anxiety until I was in my…
Using sensory regulation to help with the transition back to school!
Using sensory regulation to help with the transition back to school! Clare Ward and James Galpin are the authors of ‘My Senses are Like Cups‘,…
Embracing Curiosity: the inspiring journey of Dementia Enquirers
“We have the expertise, but you provide the scaffolding. We have the key, you can help us to open the box.“ Research is the creation…
12 ways to get your children to talk to you about things that are important to them
By Katy Elphinstone, author of How to Raise Happy Neurofabulous Children. Katy Elphinstone, besides her current main work as a parent, is active in the…
Q & A with Sophie Tales, author of ‘Creating Adversity-Aware’ Schools
Q & A with Sophie Tales, author of ‘Creating Adversity-Aware Schools’ On ACEs and why we should be aware of them in the classroom. By…