Advice & Support

Sensory processing is the ability of the brain to interpret, organise and respond appropriately to information received from the eight sensory systems in the body.

Supporting and preventing challenging behaviour can be tricky. Every child is different so there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution.

The need for predictability and adapting to change can be difficult for some young people with neurodevelopmental profiles and not everyone will react in the same way. 

Some help and advice for getting the most out of meal times. 

Being a teenager with a neurodevelopmental disorder can be very tricky time for the young person, you as carers, and the whole family.

There are lots of things that can affect how a child or young person is feeling. This section helps provide strategies and advice to understanding feelings.

Attention, concentration and organisational skills can take practice to develop. For some children listening, concentrating and learning to organise themselves can be tricky to do.

Language is complicated! Each language contains over a million words! Language shapes the way we see the world, it allows us to understand what is happening around us and to share our thoughts, feelings and experiences with other people.