Posted in Autism
Many Autism families have more than one child on the Spectrum, but the truth is all too often the needs and emotions of those families…
Posted in Travel / Days Out
One of our favourite places to visit for a day out is RHS Harlow Carr. A combination of the stunning surroundings, Betty’s hot chocolate and…
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As parents and teachers, if there is one thing we are terrible at, it has to be taking care of ourselves. We run around, organising…
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If there is one piece of magic advice I can give you, my magic wand if you like, it’s to embrace your child’s special interest…
Posted in Autism
I don’t know about you, but in our house the countdown to Christmas has most definitely started. And with two sets of fairly large extended…
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Free time with my students means the world to me! But for many students with Autism unstructured times are the times they find most difficult.…
Posted in Education
It took me six years and five attempts at my driving test to lean to drive. In fact humiliation of all humiliation my baby brother…
Posted in Education
Three and half years ago I bought a book which changed the way I thought about teaching – and as a result about Learning. It’s…
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*Contains PR Sample We’ve been talking about treating ourselves to a cordless vacuum for a while, with a very active (and messy) toddler in the…
Posted in Autism
I’m asked frequently by both parents and teachers about ways to engage young people with Pathological Demand Avoidance. These are my top tips: Special Interests…