Neurodiversity Neurodiversity

Caring for a child with ADHD or ASD, getting a diagnosis and what this means for you and child

Neurodiversity

Supporting a child with ADHD at home Arrow Link

Understanding your ADHD child’s behaviour and what they need from you can have a positive effect on your child and family.

What to do if you think your child is autistic Arrow Link

If you think your child is showing signs of autism, there is a process you can follow to get a diagnosis.

My child won’t eat properly and has additional needs Arrow Link

Any child can be a fussy eater. But refusing foods is common for neurodivergent children.

How to tell if your child has ADHD Arrow Link

ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) can show up in a variety of different ways.

What to expect at your child’s autism assessment Arrow Link

If your child has been referred for an autism assessment, find out what to expect.

Dealing with autistic meltdowns and supporting your child Arrow Link

Autistic meltdowns are a response to the mind or body feeling overwhelmed. They may appear to happen without warning.

Helping a child with special educational needs stay safe Arrow Link

Children with additional learning needs may be more vulnerable to some risks than other children.

Supporting a child with PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) Arrow Link

People with a PDA profile avoid everyday demands and expectations. This demand avoidance can come with high levels of anxiety.

Helping your neurodivergent child cope with Christmas Arrow Link

Christmas can be a tricky time for neurodivergent children. Planning in advance can help you to adapt.

What happens after your child gets an autism diagnosis Arrow Link

If your child has got an autism diagnosis, this can help you to understand your child and their needs better.

Supporting an autistic child without a diagnosis Arrow Link

If you think your child might be autistic, you can still help and support them without a formal diagnosis.

Helping your child develop executive functioning skills Arrow Link

Children with executive function disorder find it difficult to do some tasks that seem simple to other people.

How to support your autistic child with anxiety Arrow Link

Autistic children may experience anxious feelings more intensely than other children. It is helpful to know the signs of anxiety.