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Meltdowns and sensory needs
Struggling With Sensory Overload? 15 Practical Ways to Help Your Child Regulate at Home
You’ve just walked through the front door after the school run. The door hasn't even clicked shut before the meltdown starts. Maybe it’s a scream, maybe it’s a…
School and EBSA
7 Mistakes You’re Making with Sensory Meltdowns (And How to Fix Them)
Seven common mistakes during sensory meltdowns, and calmer ways to help your child through them and recover.
Meltdowns and sensory needs
Accessibility from the Ground Up: How We’re Designing for MS in Halifax
How we're thinking about accessibility for people with MS as we plan a sensory-first community hub in Halifax.
EHCPs and SEND support
SEND Reform: Turning Policy into Real Support for Our Families
Key takeaways from our SEND Reform webinar: funding, who to talk to, and questions to ask now. For families in Calderdale.
School and EBSA
The Ultimate Guide to EBSA: What to Do When Your Autistic Child Won’t Go to School
It’s 7:30 am on a Tuesday. The uniform is laid out, the school bag is packed, and the toast is getting cold on the table. But your child is under the duvet —…
Sensory activities for adults
Sensory Rooms Aren't Just for Kids: Supporting Parkinson's at Noa’s Place
Hi, I’m Josh Barnes, the founder of Noa’s Place. If you’ve been following our journey for a while, you know that we are all about creating a world where…
School and EBSA
The Ultimate Guide to EBSA: Helping Your Child When School Feels Too Much
It’s Monday morning. The alarm goes off, and instead of the usual rush to find matching socks, there’s a heavy silence. Or perhaps there are tears.
Meltdowns and sensory needs
5 Steps to Better Co-Regulation: An Easy Guide and Planner for Emotional Regulation
Have you ever found yourself in the middle of a supermarket aisle, or perhaps just on your own living room floor, feeling your own heart rate climb while your…
News and our story
World Autism Acceptance Month: Why Acceptance is the Goal
April is here, and with it comes a lot of talk about autism. You’ve probably seen the posters, the social media badges, and the landmarks lit up in different…