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Autism and Disability Services

Providing a Person-centred approach and one to one work with children, young people and their families. Qualifications:
B.A.

(Hons) with QTS
Post-Graduate Certificate in Autism
Person-centred planning
Independent Support Training (EHC Plans)
Dealing with Challenging Behaviour
Legal Training for Advocates (Steve Broach)
First Aid
Safeguarding Level 3

Providing a Person-centred approach. Facilitating group and one to one work with children, young people and their families. Bespoke disability and autism awareness courses available on request.

12/09/2025

07/09/2025

Love this from Lego...

03/09/2025

We are proud to support disabled and autistic children in every county across the UK and Northern Ireland! 💜

At Caudwell Children, we believe that every disabled child, whether their disability is seen or unseen, deserves to live in a world where they have choice, opportunity, dignity and understanding. 🌟🌍

From lending a compassionate ear to providing vital funding for life-changing equipment, autism assessments, short breaks and more, we offer a range of services tailored to meet each child's unique needs. 🦋

Find out how we could help your family 👉 bit.ly/3JIoUUu

23/08/2025

I love Calvin and Hobbes.
Whilst a lot of the cartoon strips are very funny, some remind me of the many children I have met who struggle in school.

14/08/2025

"Annual reviews are supposed to be, well, annual. Without a review, how does the LA or anyone else know if any improvements have been made, and what further or amended goals should be added? However, annual reviews, we have found, are rarely either annual or within timescales. At SNJ, we have also noticed how, while LAs are deathly slow at annual reviews, when it comes to ending plans, they’re pretty nifty–and this is by design."

NEW POST: Lies, damned lies, and inadequate fines: 100 families were lied to over annual reviews. It shows why councils don’t care about breaking SEND laws—and why they must not be rewarded by scrapping EHCPs https://www.specialneedsjungle.com/lies-inadequate-fines-councils-dont-care-breaking-send-laws-ehcps/

07/08/2025

"This isn’t about identity. It’s about power. Neurodivergent people know what it means to be punished for being different, to be gaslit into doubting our own minds, to be left out of decisions that affect us.

It’s not enough to open the door. You have to change the room."

To build something better, we need the people this world tried to break ~ Pablo ~ There’s a strange silence across much of radical politics when it comes to neurodiversity—not hostility, just absence. You’ll hear passionate talk about Palestine, climate breakdown, strikes, prisons… But the e...

31/07/2025

Yesterday I completed some autism/ADHD training with a room full of neurodivergent people (including the two delivering the training).

What a marvellous and neuroaffirming day it was.

No one was considered rude/blunt/annoying/too talkative... (insert your own incorrect neuroslur here).

Asking questions was seen and accepted as needing clarity, not as a challenge to those delivering the training.

Lights on/lights off, shoes on or off, getting up to move, requesting a window be shut etc. etc. none of which was questioned or commented on.

Lots more like this please, I'm ready 🙂

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Qualifications: B.A. (Hons) with QTS Post-Graduate Certificate in Autism Person-centred planning Independent Support Training (EHC Plans) Dealing with Challenging Behaviour Legal Training for Advocates (Steve Broach) First Aid Safeguarding Level 3

Bespoke autism and disability awareness training. Facilitating group and one to one work with children, young people and their families. Facilitating courses for siblings of those with autism and other disabilities (these are tailored to individual needs of groups).

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