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Breaking down barriers



Victoria Doxat explores the wide-ranging benefits of playing musical instruments for children with autism and SPD

Child diagnosis: the need to be trauma informed

We need to consider a child’s experiences before rushing to a diagnosis of SEN, writes Margot Sunderland

Don’t panic, it’s only a neurodevelopmental difference!

The remedy for autism’s seeming invisibility in our schools may be simpler than we think, writes Clare Lawrence

Positive about autism

Debby Elley looks at how we can help children with autism to feel good about themselves

Supporting best autism practice

Promotional feature It is estimated that approximately one in 100 people are on the autism spectrum. The number of people receiving an autism diagnosis is...

Supporting best autism practice

Promotional feature It is estimated that approximately one in 100 people are on the autism spectrum. The number of people receiving an autism diagnosis is...

That autism “thing”

Rachel Jackson has won many battles for her son with autism but what, she asks, is she fighting for?

It’s all about the individual

A person-centred approach can make a huge difference when helping people with autism to develop their personal skills, writes Emma Gosling

Unstructured times are the worst!

Karen Ferguson provides some simple ideas to help pupils with autism during break and transition times at school

Engaging therapies

Daniel Thomas looks at how music, art and dramatherapy are used to help pupils with SEN There is a long tradition of using the arts...

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