Video: Building independence in neurodivergent children
Are you wondering whether you're supporting your child too much? Perhaps you've been helping them with the same things for a long time and are starting…
Article: How do I handle my child's anger
Big emotions are a normal part of childhood, and all children struggle at times with anger, frustration, and irritability.
Lisa Tills
Working with children who may be struggling in education, providing support that helps them feel confident, capable and understood.
Professor Amanda Kirby
Focusing on neurodiversity in education and employment, and how environments can better support different ways of thinking and learning.
Michael Charles
Michael Charles runs a Dads Group in Gwent for parents of children with additional needs.
Lauren Whitaker
Focusing on neurodiversity and inclusive education, helping children feel understood, supported and able to thrive in school.
Article: Beyond the label - navigating Neurodivergence and Mental Health
Andy Tolly discusses navigating autism, ADHD, and the 'cliff edge' of secondary school. Learn how the new SEND White Paper and National Inclusion Standards…
Article: Talking to children about mental-health and neurodiversity
By talking to children about mental health and neurodiversity, we can help them understand and accept themselves for who they are, and give them the tools…
Factsheet: Practical classroom tips for neurodivergence and mental health
Here are some simple tips to help accommodate the different needs of children in the classroom
Factsheet: Let's Connect: A Classroom Guide
In our film "Let's Connect" we collaborated with Chickenshed, an inclusive theatre company that creates theatre, runs outreach projects, and education…
Podcast: The silent cost of exclusion
Research shows that children from marginalised groups, particularly those from black Caribbean backgrounds and those with neurodivergent profiles like…
Tier Blundell
Working to reduce school exclusion and support children who struggle within the education system.
Podcast: Transforming Education with Rachel MacFarlane
Rachel Macfarlane emphasises the importance of equity, diversity, and building strong relationships with students and families. Rachel discusses the challenges…
Dr Bettina Hohnen
Working with families around neurodiversity, helping parents and professionals better understand and support young people.
Article: Inclusion for every neurodiverse child
Explore what true inclusion means for neurodiverse and mentally diverse children. This piece looks at the barriers young people face, the impact of mental…
Article: Homeschooling and Neurodiversity: Scott Mair’s Family Story
Following our podcast conversation with father of seven, Scott Mair, this piece explores his family’s journey through bullying, supporting neurodivergent…
Article: Support for fathers of children with additional needs
Michael Charles runs a Dads Group for parents of children with additional needs. He reflects on the challenges fathers face, the value of shared experience,…
Article: How to help teachers and parents to celebrate diversity and inclusion
This article summarises the key points from our podcast episode with Lauren Whitaker, exploring how teachers and parents can celebrate diversity and support…
Article: The Importance of Early Intervention: My Story of an Adult Diagnosis of Autism
Discover the importance of early intervention through Jon’s powerful story of an adult autism diagnosis. Learn how missed support in childhood can shape…
Video: Helping your child cope with stigma
“Stigma” is a powerful film that explores how stigma affects children and the shame and embarrassment parents and caregivers may experience when others…
Dr Lisa Honeyman
Supporting children and families through assessment, diagnosis and practical support for autism and ADHD.