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How Can You Make It Easier For Your Child To Try Something New This Summer?

  For many children and young people on the Spectrum, even when they really want to try something new their anxieties often get in the…

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Five Golden Rules For Working With And Getting Help From Professionals

When it comes to working relationships I have sat on both sides of the fence. I have been the teacher visiting the homes of families,…

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Preparing For The Summer Holidays

Of all of the holidays, the summer holidays are undoubtedly my favourite.  Admittedly, I am a teacher and a freelancer – and that means I…

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Coping With Unstructured Times Of The Year

As term draws to an end, SATs are finished for year six students and increasing amounts of ‘fun’ gets added to the timetable, children who…

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Rewards: Friends or Foe?
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Rewards: Friend Or Foe?

In my teaching days – in the bubble of my classroom – I had no idea that a controversy existed about whether or not rewards…

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What Do Parents Of Children With Pathological Demand Avoidance Want Their Friends And Family To Know?

If there is one thing that many of clients who have children with Pathological Demand Avoidance struggle with, it’s enabling their friends and family to…

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What Can You Do To Keep Things Positive?

When things are hard, it’s sometimes hard to step back and smell the roses. It’s hard for us, and often even harder for our children.…

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Simple Ways To Make End Of Year Transition Easier For Children With Autism

If there is one thing guaranteed to cause anxiety for young people with autism, it has to be end of year transition. Switching from a…

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Five Reasons Young People With Pathological Demand Avoidance Are The Best Learners In The World

All too often we look at young at young people and assume that the fact that they are struggling to learn is their fault. We…

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Eight Tips To Make Literacy More Engaging For Your Homeschooled Autistic Child

I love Literacy. I always have. In fact I can’t remember a time when I didn’t get pleasure out of burying my head in a…

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Why Does Anxiety Often Seem To Have More Of An Impact On Young People Than The Autism Itself?

For many of the young people I’ve worked with over the years, their levels of anxiety are by far their biggest barrier to their success.…

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Four Ways You Can Increase Control To Reduce The Anxiety Levels Of Young People With Pathological Demand Avoidance

The need to be in control can cause significant anxiety for children and young people with Pathological Demand Avoidance. In order to relieve that anxiety…

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Ten Things You Should Do When Your Child Is Diagnosed With Autism

Breathe Diagnosis brings about a complex mix of feelings, worries and emotions, some will be shared, others unique to you. Remember it’s ok to give…

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Why Is An Individualised Approach To Education So Important?
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Why Is An Individualised Approach To Education So Important?

Have you ever heard the phrase ‘If you’ve met one child with autism… you’ve done exactly that’? It’s a phrase that has always resonated with…

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Things to consider when looking for a tutor for your autistic child?
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Things to consider when looking for a tutor for your autistic child?

If you have got to the point where you have decided that a private tutor is the best way to give your child the education…

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