School Attendance Difficulties and School-related Trauma
This guide to school attendance difficulties and school-related trauma could be highly useful.
Phase Transfers – moving through stages of education with an EHCP
It’s that time of year again… PHASE TRANSFERS! We explain what a phase transfer is and how to ensure they’re done correctly and in the best interest of the child. When children with EHCPs move through education, from one stage up to the next, it’s called a phase transfer. This is a great opportunity for […]
Masking and Fawning – Our Survival Instincts
A long time ago… According to anthropologists, our human ancestors have walked the earth for over 6 million years (although there is much MUCH debate over this…). In that time, we have adapted, changed, and evolved. We have emerged from caves and built houses, cathedrals and cities. We have established laws and countries and appointed […]
My Local Authority Ruined My Life
This blog post explores how a Local Authority failed a family, and how we can complain.
Autism or the Effects of Covid?
This blog overviews the early signs of autism, and the impact of the Covid pandemic.
EHCPs are not a golden ticket!
This blog post explains what to expect from an EHCP & why it isn’t a ‘golden ticket’.
How to get the best from an Annual Review
This blog goes over the process of an EHCP Annual Review.
What is Trauma?
I think many of us are afraid to use the word ‘trauma’ which really should not be the case. Perhaps this is due to people fearing using the word incase it takes away its meaning or maybe due to them not feeling the word should be used lightly. Whatever the reason, Trauma should not be […]
EOTAS – 5 Things you need to know
Education other than at school (EOTAS) can be a fantastic option for anyone who cannot access suitable education. Sometimes it’s also the only option left. There can be many positive outcomes to EOTAS but sometimes it just does not work out and leaves parents stuck and without support. So, after speaking to experts on the […]
Understanding and Managing Exam-Based Anxiety: A Guide for Parents and Educators
As we approach the exam season, it’s crucial to remember that for many children and young people, this period can bring about heightened levels of anxiety and stress. I’m here to shed light on this issue and offer insights and strategies to help pre-empt and manage exam-based anxiety effectively.
