Raising Mentally Strong Children in an Overwhelming World
We’re all feeling it – life is busier, louder and more overwhelming than ever! As adults, we’re doing our best to juggle responsibilities while trying to stay afloat emotionally and mentally. Meanwhile, our children are growing up in a world that’s so different from the one in which we did with social pressures many of […]
Five facts about ADHD in children
With such long wait times for ADHD assessments at the moment, identifying that you think your child has ADHD and then getting any support can be a process which takes years. In the meantime, we know that you are keen to offer them the support they need but to do so, you need to become […]
DLD and Me – An Update
In 2021, we were delighted to share a blog post all about Ridley – our founder Chrissa’s daughter and someone who has a diagnosis of DLD. In the run-up to our new DLD webinar hosted by Speech and Language expert Libby Hill, which is taking place on 13 February, we are looking back at what […]
When behaviour becomes challenging
How do we know when behaviour becomes challenging and what to do about it. This blog post empowers parenting to identify challenging behaviour.
The benefits of applying for DLA
If your child has additional needs then you need to be looking into applying for and securing either DLA or PIP. Our webinar in January will show you how.
Boost your SEND knowledge
A round up of some of the best webinars we have coming up in 2025, to tackle the problems you are facing.
The power of your body language
It’s critical to consider the impact of your body language when communicating with children.
Is it trauma?
Many of us might dismiss what we are going through as being trauma but it’s really important to know if that’s what you are going through to address it.
Why do we focus on women and girls?
We’re frequently asked we focus upon women and girls specifically in some of our webinars. This blog explains why.
Disability Discrimination: What Parents Should Know
As a parent or carer of a child with special educational needs or disabilities, you may face unique challenges in the workplace. Understanding your rights and protections under employment law is crucial.
The Equality Act 2010 provides a framework to prevent discrimination against individuals with protected characteristics. One important aspect of this legislation is associative discrimination, which can affect you as a parent or carer.
