By J. Grocott (@deputygrocott), Primary Deputy and creator of #FFBWednesday for which he is the 2019 Edufuturist ‘Wellbeing Ambassador’ winner. During my 15 years as a teacher I have been blessed with being able to work with...
By Anita Kerwin-Nye, Director at YHA, Lead at Every Child Should and a campaigner on access and inclusion. She is mum of 4 and keeper of chickens “If being a parent and juggling work is hard...
We wanted to boost the voices of people in the ADHD community alongside releasing our book 'ADHD and Me'. So, we asked the ADHD community what they wanted to say. What they wanted others to...
Social stories are by their nature, 'stories that explain'. Unfortunately, although written with best intentions, social stories are often not structured accurately and often contain inappropriate instructions of what to feel/say/do. So, I must admit I...
By Kim Griffin, occupational therapist (Details on Kim's Christmas giveaway can be found at the end of this blog) As a quick introduction for those not familiar with Sensory Processing Disorder, it is a term that...
By Jenna, age 10 who has an acute anxiety disorder and ADHD, and Lucy, age 14 who has Cerebral Palsy Hello, my name is Jenna and I am 10 years old. I have an acute anxiety disorder...
