Tag: SEND
Steps and stairs
Stairclimbers can liberate children and adults with special needs, explains Peter Wingrave.
Managing risks and limitations in daily living Steps and stairs—there's no escaping them, but...
How to stop Bullying
Liffy McDonald enthuses about the work of the Anti-Bullying Alliance
The work of the Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) is more relevant than ever in the current...
Fairy gardens and witchy Potions
Louise de Froment on sparking creativity, imagination and engagement.Creating Shipwrecks and An Island Full of NoisesIn my role as Workshops and Inclusion Manager at...
Experiences of being in hospital for people with a learning disability...
Who I am matters
This report looks what people with a learning disability and autistic people experience when they need physical health care and treatment...
Riley the Brave’s Sensational Senses: Help For Sensory and Emotional Challenges
Jessica Sinarski is a Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health and a Certified Adoption Therapist. She is a presenter, bilingual author and clinical supervisor....
Reframing dyslexia through the lens of giftedness
David C. Hall suggests educators should reconsider how to unlock the potential of students with dyslexia.
According to a statistic by the Dyslexia Center of...
The magic of multisensory rooms
Jo Grace on multisensory rooms and why ‘getting it’ as a practitioner is vital to success.
Multisensory rooms are places of magic and myth. I...
KIND Yoga
Susan Hartley (‘Yoga Sue’) shares her passion for yoga and how it can be adapted for any body and ability to support health, mental...
Relationships start long before sex
Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) is a vital part of education for learners with SEND, argues Johanna Aiyathurai.
For too long now it has been...
Multisensory Storytelling
Victoria Navin's passion for connecting people with SEND to literature and culture inspired her to develop stories that can be fun and motivating.
There are...
