Recognising Your Child’s Learning Requirements Recognising your child’s specific learning needs is a crucial aspect of providing them with the…
Category: Neurodiversity and young people
Children’s neurological differences can greatly influence their learning and development. These variations are not deficiencies but unique characteristics that make each child distinct. Recognising and appreciating these differences is crucial in supporting their growth and ensuring they thrive in various environments. Through awareness and tailored approaches, we can better cater to the diverse needs of all children, fostering an inclusive and supportive atmosphere for everyone.
Managing Holidays with a Neurodiverse Family
Introduction to Neurodiversity within Families Neurodiversity acknowledges the natural variations in how human brains function and behave, and within families,…
Handling Meltdowns with Kindness
Comprehending Meltdowns Meltdowns can be confusing and distressing, both for the child experiencing them and for the parents trying to…
Helping Hands: Free and Low-Cost Resources for Neurodiverse Kids
Learning Materials Neurodiverse children benefit greatly from tailored learning materials that address their unique needs. Thankfully, there’s a wealth of…
A Parent’s Guide to Sensory-Friendly Rooms
Comprehending Sensory Requirements Comprehending your child’s sensory requirements involves recognising how they interact with their surroundings. Children with sensory processing…
Best Assistive Tech for Neurodiverse Children
In an ever-changing educational landscape, assistive technology is proving to be a game-changer for neurodiverse children. These tools offer vital…
Understanding Neurodiversity: A Deep Dive into Teenage Brains
Neurodiversity Concept Explained Understanding Neurodiversity: The Significance for Adolescents Neurodiversity is a concept originating from the autistic community. As ascribed…
Supporting Neurodiverse Kids in Everyday Life
Introduction to the Concept of Neurodiversity Neurodiversity is a term that acknowledges the vast array of ways our brains can…
Exploring Alternative Reading Methods for Neurodiverse Learners
For my youngest, reading came easy as he was self-taught, he could write (type, that is) before he could talk….
Food Fears and Autism: How to Help Your Child
n Key points: nnnn Does your autistic child struggle with food-related sensory issues? My youngest son struggles greatly with food-related…