Who Benefits from Blaming Parents & Carers of Autistic Children?
Who Benefits from Blaming Parents & Carers of Autistic Children? By Alice Running, author of We Need to Talk About Autism & Parent-Carer Blame, the…
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What Is Dyscalculia? Extract from The Maths and Dyscalculia Assessment
What Is Dyscalculia? Extract from The Maths and Dyscalculia Assessment This is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of The Maths and Dyscalculia Assessment by Robert Jennings and…
We Were Raised to Burn Out: Helping Neurodivergent Kids Honour Their Energy
We Were Raised to Burn Out: Helping Neurodivergent Kids Honour Their Energy My Body’s Power Pack by Sandhya Menon Burnout isn’t always a loud crash-bang,…
Targeting the Positive with Behaviours that Challenge
How This Book Was Born: The Story Behind Targeting the Positive I didn’t set out to write a book. I set out to understand people.…
Five top tips for a positive school placement for your child with SEND
Five top tips for a positive school placement for your child with SEND By Stephen Hull, co-author of The Parent’s Guide to SEND, available now…
School Transition With SEND – How Parents Can Support
By Gary Aubin, co-author of The Parent’s Guide to SEND, available from www.jkp.com Read more about The Parent’s Guide to SEND here. A successful partnership…
The School Mental Health Response Handbook
Covering topics including developmental trauma, anxiety, eating disorders, school-avoidance, self-harm and more, The School Mental Health Response Handbook is designed for the busy individual seeking…
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‘,…
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…
Ten Reasons Why Rewards & Punishments Go a Bit Wrong with Autistics
By Katy Elphinstone. As a parent of two (one being an autistic child), and an autistic person herself, Katy Elphinstone is well equipped to know…