Tag: NDD Advice

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The Dark Hour

A few years ago Scott realised that his family had very little planned and structured time together on any given day. No time to reflect on the day, discuss any

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Sleep

Are there days when you question whether or not you will ever sleep again. Just hoping and praying to see a bed, a mattress and bedroom, instead of the end

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Working With Schools

In this blog we are looking at schooling for your child, who may or may not have a diagnosis of a SEND The 2015 SEND code of practice states  “Parents

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The Zones of Regulation

The Zones of regulation is a framework for teaching children/ young people strategies to develop self-regulation and emotional control. Leah Kuypers created The Zones of Regulation in 2011. Leah and

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Stimming

It wasn’t until a few years ago that I had even heard of the term stimming. I often find that when I talk about stimming and repetitive behaviours, many people

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Sensory Processing Disorder

It is estimated that between 5% and 16.5% of the general population have symptoms associated with sensory processing disorder. These figures are even higher for people with autism or attention

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Bucket Therapy

Bucket Therapy is a fun way of building your kids attention using their favourite toys. It was created by Gina Davis and is part of Attention Autism which is a

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The Importance of Self-Care

When we first become parents we very quickly learn to prioritise what our new baby needs over our own needs. In those early years you almost never get to drink

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