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The new term brings a lot of change all at once, new uniform, new routine, new noise, new faces, and for an autistic or ADHD …

Results day. For some families, it’s the end of GCSEs. For others, it’s the end of school altogether. Different moments, but they share something worth …

Most advice about travelling with a neurodivergent child stops at the airport. Pack the comfort item, book the assistance, get through security, and the assumption …

It is quarter-final week, and a good chunk of the country will be watching England take on Norway this Saturday night. Tournaments have a way …

We’re excited to be exhibiting at The Autism & ADHD Show Birmingham on 26–27 June at the NEC. Come and meet the team and you’ll …

Anxiety is a natural human response to danger or stress. Most of us experience it from time to time, and it can actually help motivate …

Autism has historically been misunderstood. Even today, many people still ask the question, “what is autism?” Understanding autism and how it affects people is important …

The start of a new school year can be particularly difficult for children with autism, it can be even more challenging if they’re undiagnosed. In …

Most children look forward to the school summer holidays. However, children with ADHD and/or autism can struggle without the structure and routine provided by school. …

Sensory overload, or overstimulation is something that everyone experiences from time to time. However, it impacts people with Autism and ADHD more frequently and more …

Autistic Meltdowns are something that many autistic people have to deal with. From an outside perspective, it can sometimes look like a temper tantrum or …

All children express anger and aggression at some point during their childhood, but at what point does anger in children become an issue? As a parent, …