Neurohub High Peak

Neurohub High Peak The Neurohub support Neurodivergent children and young people aged 0 to 25 and their parents and carers. Both pre and post diagnosis, no referral needed.

The NeuroHub in the High Peak offers support for Neurodivergent children and young people aged 0-25 years and their families. We offer support, information, advice, signposting, referring, 1:1 person centred support, workshops, parent/carer support groups.

15/02/2026

Come along for some half-term fun! Tell us if there's anything fun you would like to see in your community. ✨🌟🥳

Friday the 13th Feb at the EBSA support group, Buxton we will be joined by the community group, Stone and Water. They ar...
06/02/2026

Friday the 13th Feb at the EBSA support group, Buxton we will be joined by the community group, Stone and Water.

They are putting together a project that will run through the next few weeks. It's called, "Lighting the Woods" and it sets out to celebrate the woodlands of Buxton. Join us in making tiny bottle lanterns, collaged pictures of trees, model animals, birds from recycled bottles. These can then be used to create a quiet trail of lights and wonders through Grinlow Woods at Pool's Cavern on 21st February.

If you and your child wish to join us please email lucian@zink.org.uk or elinor@highpeakarts.org

Welcome 😃😃

06/02/2026
Join us tomorrow, Friday at our EBSA (emotional based school avoidance) support group in Buxton. A group for young peopl...
05/02/2026

Join us tomorrow, Friday at our EBSA (emotional based school avoidance) support group in Buxton. A group for young people struggling to attend school. Parents/carers to stay with their young people.

For tomorrow, 6th Feb;

Weekly Session Structure
· 15 mins – Arrival & light group activity (low-demand, grounding)
· 60 mins – Craft / creative activity (choice-based)
· 30 mins – Group reflection & feedback (parents present every week)
· 15 mins – Wind-down & transitions

Winter Feelings Collage with digital camera.

Materials: paint, tissue paper, glue, crayons, digital camera Plan: - Optional emotion prompts. - Sensory art using paint and tissue paper. - Children may photograph colours, textures, or artwork instead of verbal sharing.

We also have board games. If you would like photos of the venue before joining please let us know and we will send them.

We hope to see you there 😃😃

Gr**evine Wellbeing Centre. Understanding sexual violence and its impact. With Helen Jackson from The Survivors Trust.Wh...
03/02/2026

Gr**evine Wellbeing Centre. Understanding sexual violence and its impact. With Helen Jackson from The Survivors Trust.

What is sexual violence and how can it impact a person's mental health and wellbeing? In this workshop, held at The Gr**evine Centre, Helen will discuss the impacts of childhood sexual abuse, r**e and sexual violence (SV) and how to access support. Helen is the Training Manager at The Survivors Trust which is an umbrella Organisation with over 120 specialist SV member charities in the UK. Helen has worked with survivors of r**e and sexual abuse for over 10 years managing Sexual Assault Referral Centre services and training Helpline Volunteers. Helen currently trains Independent Sexual Violence Adviser’s (ISVA’s) Level 4 Diploma.

If you would like to ask Helen a question about this issue, please email your question to gr**evinejanis@outlook.com by Monday 9th February, and Helen will answer your question during her talk.

If you would like to send a question anonymously, please post it to Helen Jackson, c/o The Gr**evine Wellbeing Centre, 2B, 11-13 Eagle Parade, Buxton SK17 6EQ, or pop your question through our letter box.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/understanding-sexual-violence-and-its-impact-tickets-1955054393319?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

03/02/2026
Brighter Beginnings: Toilet training children with SEND (age 0-5) England.OverviewAdvice and strategies for parent carer...
03/02/2026

Brighter Beginnings: Toilet training children with SEND (age 0-5) England.

Overview
Advice and strategies for parent carers on how to toilet train a child (aged 0-5) with additional needs or disabilities.
All children learn to use the toilet at a different stage in their life. Children with additional needs may take longer to be ready to start toilet training and to learn the process.

This online workshop will cover:

* How the body works
* The importance of healthy routines
* What may impact toilet training
* Practical strategies to help children build essential skills
* Guidance to help you feel confident in recognising when a child may be ready to begin
* The responsibilities of early years settings and schools
* How to work with professionals
* Advice and strategies to support with bedwetting
* There will also be time for questions, discussion, and signposting to further sources of advice and support.

Online event
5th of March from 7pm to 9pm
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/brighter-beginnings-toilet-training-children-with-send-age-0-5-england-tickets-1982026757386?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

Saturday 14th February, Pools Cavern in Buxton are doing a SEN tour - with sensory zones and good illumination.
03/02/2026

Saturday 14th February, Pools Cavern in Buxton are doing a SEN tour - with sensory zones and good illumination.

Address

Clough Street
Buxton
SK176LJ

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