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Autism and drawings; a scientific perspective

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Autism meltdowns: The full guide

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Becoming a Neurodiversity Affirming School

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Helping your autistic child set New Year's resolutions

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Setting New Year's resolutions for children with ADHD

Your child may show little difficulty at sticking to a task once they get going but, boy, it is often hard to get them going in the first place. Of course, no one is to blame here. As Anna Dafna, our most recent podcast guest, made clear, people with ADHD suffer from impaired executive functioning, a term which refers to processes such as planning ahead and organising one’s time.

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How to support a child with dyslexia

As many as one in five children are estimated to have dyslexia. Navigating this learning difficulty can be challenging, so parents must step up to be the core supporters and guides for their children. This means understanding the implications of dyslexia and becoming comfortable with all areas in which your child may need support.

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How to help your autistic child make friends

One of the hallmarks of autism is struggling in social situations. In children, this can lead to feelings of social anxiety and depression. Symptoms of autism vary, but they often manifest as trouble reading social cues like body language, verbal intonation and facial expression.

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Helping your autistic child set New Year's resolutions

We think of New Year’s Resolutions as being solo endeavours. I am going to go to the gym more, you’re going to eat more kale, she’s going vegan, he’s going keto. This approach might not work for your autistic child. As much as it is important to cultivate in them a sense of confidence and independence, any parent of an autistic child will tell you that expecting them to sit down, curate a list of self-improvement goals and carry them out with constant motivation and self-feedback is wishful thinking.

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Neurodivergent Children's Learning Differences, Not Difficulties

Joanne Riordan, an educational psychologist that specializes in neurodiversity, speaks on how we can empower neurodivergent children by focusing on their strengths, the challenges they face today, and more.

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Becoming a Neurodiversity Affirming School

Does your child's school support their needs properly? Here is a checklist from Joanne Riordan, an educational psychologist that specializes in neurodiversity - if your school doesn't meet these categories, go advocate for them now!

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Autism meltdowns: The full guide

In its simplest terms, it’s a very intense response to an overwhelming situation that leads to loss of control of behaviour.

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Autism and drawings; a scientific perspective

In this article we look to explain children's drawings and how they related to ASD from the perspective of psychological research, by providing an overview to some key questions.

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