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Girls who mask

Kate Coldrick on recognising autistic masking in girls. The recent SEND reform proposals place a strong emphasis on early identification and consistent support pathways for...

It’s not just in your head

Jane Green MBE says we're living through the most exciting time for autism and neuroscience in education. In this article, she looks at hypermobility,...

Managing social anxiety

Eleanor Segall, who went through it herself, discusses how to manage social anxiety in children and young people. Social anxiety, a fear of different social...

Masking

When people ask Nicola Musgrove how difficult it is to raise autistic children, she says the most difficult thing about raising autistic children is...

Freeze behaviours

Educational Psychologist Dr Kirstie Rees looks at freeze behaviours in young people with autism. I stood by the door, observing. Andrew was sitting at the...

Pathological demand avoidance

Charlotte Maskrey on PDA, and helping people to get through their anxiety. Pathological demand avoidance, a lesser known behavioural profile associated with Autism, is sometimes...

Learning to live with anxiety

Anxiety is here to stay, and it can be good for you, so let's learn to manage it, writes Samantha Garner. Anxiety is a word...

SEN132 : Sept/Oct 2024

Read SEN Magazine SEN132 : Sept/Oct here Making his debut in SEN Magazine, Norwegian journalist Trond Ola Tilseth reports on a fascinating experiment being carried...

Anxiety in schools

Julie Gibson describes how schools can benefit from viewing anxiety through an autism lens It is widely reported that anxiety in children and young people...

The Anxiety Coach

Every Parent’s Guide to building Resilience In Their Child Michael Hawton is a registered psychologist and former school teacher. He has published two previous books...

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