Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Weighing the Decision Many parents worry about whether they should seek a diagnosis now or wait, especially if…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective The Pros and Cons of a Private Assessment Long waiting lists can leave parents feeling helpless, especially when…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Applying Directly to Your Local Authority Requesting an EHCP can feel complicated, but it is an important step…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Approaching the Conversation with a Calm Mind It can feel discouraging when a teacher does not see the…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective A Diagnosis Does Not Define Your Child Feeling anxious while waiting for assessment results is completely natural. You…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Keep a Clear Record Waiting for an assessment can feel long and worrying, but there are many gentle…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Preparing Your Child with Simple, Reassuring Words Deciding whether to tell your child about an upcoming assessment depends…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective Staying Focused on Your Child’s Needs Speaking to family about your concerns can feel daunting, especially if they…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective The Initial Conversations When your child is being assessed for autism or ADHD, it is natural to feel…
Understanding and Supporting SEN Children (Special Educational Needs – SEN)
Parenting Perspective You Are Your Child’s Closest Observer Bringing up worries about your child’s development can feel intimidating, especially if…