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How to explain autism to others
Get our FREE autism assessment referral guide If you have an autistic child, you may find that friends and family want to know more about autism. Or maybe you’d like...
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How to use visual timetables for autistic children
Visual timetables can help autistic children better understand what is about to happen and reduce anxiety around change of routine. They can be used to explain any routine or activity...
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Using Social Stories: Helping autistic children understand social cues
Social Stories are a great tool to help young people better understand and interact within the world around them by providing a unique story which explains the scenario. Some autistic...
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Simple calming strategies for disabled children
Calming strategies are an important tool for any parent. Emotional regulation can be hard, so our Occupational Therapist, Manny, has put together five simple strategies for soothing disabled children. Listen...
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What is autism? Signs and assessments explained
If your child has been referred for an autism assessment, or you know someone who has, you may find yourself asking “what is autism?” There are lots of myths and...
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Setting a routine for disabled children – and how to support your child when your routine changes
Routine changes can be difficult for children and young people with learning disabilities or autism. Often they need a clear routine to allow them to understand situations and to structure...
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Three simple Pancake Day recipes to cook with your child
To mark the tradition known as Pancake Day, why not get your disabled child involved in making these three straightforward recipes? They’re a great way to explore the touch, smell...
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