SENsational - The Special Educational Needs Podcast
This podcast is produced by Witherslack Group, the UK's leading education provider for children and young people with special educational needs. It features conversations with neurodiversity experts who share insights, strategies, and practical advice for supporting neurodivergent children. Topics covered include ADHD, autism, mental health, and related areas. The show aims to inform and empower parents, carers, and educators.
Episodes
Finding Our Way Exploring Mental Health And Self-Harm
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Parenting Differently Raising Autistic Children
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Neurodivergent Girls: Growing up Differently
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The Sensory Plate: Helping SEN Children with Fussy Eating
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Supporting Children With AuDHD
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EHCPs, Diagnosis & School Relationships
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Neurodiversity, Early Years & Child Development
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Managing Masking, Meltdowns & Challenging Behaviour
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ADHD & Executive Functioning
In our latest episode, ADHD expert Lisa Rudge joins us to break down what executive functioning really is and why it matters. She explores how daily routines can help reduce anxiety, explains the concept of time blindness, and highlights the benefits of body doubling, all in a clear and practical way to help you support your child. Stay in the know with the latest WG events, advice and suppo
Understanding & Exploring Pathological Demand Avoidance
In the latest episode of SENsational, we’re joined by Anne-Marie Harrison, Education Director from Ideas Afresh, who offers her professional insights and practical advice on supporting children and young people with a Pathological Demand Avoidant (PDA) profile. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Teenagers & Challenging Behaviour: Navigating Neurodiversity
In this episode, we welcome Mathew Bell from Team WG, who has over 13 years of experience working with children and young people. He shares insights on the importance of communication in building strong relationships with children, along with practical strategies to support them through new transitions. We also explore effective approaches for managing routines, structure, and sleep. Stay in
The ADHD Debate: More Cases Or More Understanding
In this episode, we welcome Colette Longden, National Training Director at Blueprint Learning, for an open and honest conversation about ADHD. Together, we talk about whether more people are being diagnosed or if awareness is growing, the impact ADHD can have day-to-day, and what it’s like to receive a diagnosis as an adult. #WitherslackGroup #ADHD #Podcast #ADHDDebate #Neurodiversity &n
Stories About Autism: A Dad’s Perspective
In this episode, we welcome James Hunt, a dad and advocate from Stories About Autism, for an insightful conversation around noticing the signs and how to get a diagnosis, co-parenting neurodivergent children, and how lifestyles need to be adapted, and the importance of finding a strong support system.We support parents with our free advice and support. If you want to join our community, subscribe
Managing School Transitions & Anxiety
In this episode of SENsational, we’re joined by our Avon Park School Team, Including Kerri Louca-Weston, Head Teacher, Sarah Lane, Family Liaison Officer and Rachael Morin, Senior Occupational Therapist. Together, they explore their approach to working with families to support school transitions, the challenges children from mainstream settings often face when starting a new SEN school. Plus, the
Supporting Emotional Regulation At Home
In this episode of SENsational, we’re joined by our Clinical Services Team, Bairbre Anderson, Therapist and Callum Stein, Assistant Psychologist, who explore: 💜What emotion coaching is💜Why setting limitations and boundaries are important💜Strategies and techniques you can use to support your child We support over 65,000 parents, carers and professionals through our free advice and suppor
How To Find The Right Specialist Provision For Your Child
In this episode of SENsational, we’re joined by Jenny Graham, our Senior Partnerships Manager to explore how to find the right SEN school for your child. In this episode, you’ll 🌟 Get helpful advice on building a strong case for why a specialist setting could be the best fit for your child🌟 Learn common myths about choosing the right school🌟 Discover the reasons why a local authority might n
The SEND Crisis
In this episode of SENsational, we’re joined by Richard Orchard-Rowe, Chief Executive at SOS!SEN, for an insightful conversation around the SEND crisis. Together, we:📢Unpack what the term SEND crisis really means📢Explore what truly inclusive education should look like for children and young people📢Discuss the importance of raising awareness and driving changeHe also shares helpful resources
Neurodiversity In The Workplace
In our latest episode of SENsational, we're joined by Helen Cullis, Finance Lead & Neurodiversity Network Chair and Josh Jones, Service Design & Transition Specialist, Neurodiversity Assistant Chair from Virgin Media O2. They explore the topic of neurodiversity in the workplace and discuss how their company supports neurodivergent individuals and the unique contributions these employees br
SEN, Sleep, Routines & Co-Sleeping Support
⏰ Do you find bedtime routines challenging in your home? Our latest episode of SENsational with Helen Rutherford, Specialist Sleep Practitioner from The Sleep Charity, dives into the complexities of co-sleeping, the effects of inadequate sleep on your child, sensory considerations for sleep, and the elements of an effective bedtime routine.We support over 35,000 parents through our free advice and
ADHD & Autism Positive Behaviour Support At Home
In the latest episode of SENsational, Lead Practitioners from our Group, Robert Middleton and Ruari Hignell share practical advice and strategies to support behaviour at home. They explore ways to understand behaviour, techniques to defuse challenging situations, and highlight the importance of self-care in helping you better support your child. #WitherslackGroup #SENsational #SupportingBehav
Navigating The Draft EHCP & Appeals
The latest SENsational episode is now live. Simone Mattinson, our Group Parent Partnerships Manager, shares practical tips on navigating the EHCP draft process, meeting deadlines, and working with your local authority, all to ensure your child’s EHCP truly reflects their needs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Dyspraxia Support In The Classroom
🎙Teaching professionals, in the latest episode of SENsational, we’re joined by Colin Foley, Training Director from The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity, sharing practical tips and strategies for supporting learners with DCD/dyspraxia. We explore the challenges children face, identify the early signs of co-ordination and memory challenges, and the importance of adapting learning techniques to
A Parent Perspective: Supporting Neurodiverse Families
In the latest episode of SENsational, Simone Mattinson and Adele Wadey from our Parent Partnership Team join us to share their personal experiences as parents of neurodivergent children. They discuss how to effectively collaborate with school, explore self-identity and diagnosis, and emphasise the importance of self-care and reaching out for support.#WitherslackGroup #SENsational #SEN #ParentSuppo
Navigating Neurodiversity
In our latest episode of SENsational, Tony Lloyd, CEO of The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity, and Anne-Marie Harrison, Education Director of Ideas Afresh Education, discuss embracing diverse perspectives, creating inclusive spaces, and truly understanding the unique needs within the neurodiverse community.#WitherslackGroup #SEN #Neurodiversity #Navigatingneurodiversity #Podcast #Witherslack
ARFID & Autism In Children
Are you a parent of a child experiencing extreme food aversion?Nicole Kirkland & Emma Taylor from ARFID Awareness join us on the sofa for a discussion exploring Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID).Learn practical insights on what ARFID is, how it can co-occur with other neurodevelopmental differences, plus expert tips to support those affected.Watch on YouTube:https://youtu.be/bP
Guiding Grandparents: Understanding SEN
In our latest episode of SENsational, we're joined by Anne-Marie Harrison, Education Director from Ideas Afresh, sharing a personal perspective of supporting her neurodivergent grandchild. We discuss how to offer emotional and practical support to your own child, helping them navigate the challenges and joys of parenting, while supporting their own mental well-being.Subscribe to our YouTube channe
The Impact of ADHD & Autism on Family Dynamics
On our latest episode of SENsational, we welcome Lisa Rudge, Director of Parent Services from The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity & Heather Morley, ADHD Advanced Practitioner Project Manager from our Group, exploring the unique challenges and strengths of a neurodiverse household. We discuss real stories, insights and practical tips to navigate and thrive together as a family.You can no
Navigating Neurodiversity, Identity & LGBTQ+
We’re thrilled to welcome Tony Lloyd, CEO of The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity, to our podcast. In this episode, we discuss the role parents and carers play in supporting young people as they explore their sexuality and identity, plus ideas and tips on creating a safe, inclusive space where they can thrive.You can now watch our podcast episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Withersl
Nurturing Neurodivergent Children To Succeed
On this episode of SENsational, we're delighted to be joined by our new podcast host, Laura Oliver, Senior Occupational Therapist from our Group, plus our guest Lorraine Titchener, Head Teacher at Lavender Lodge, for a discussion exploring strategies to support neurodivergent children and young people in school. We discuss common misconceptions about neurodiversity in education, the role that teac
ADHD & Autism: Supporting Your Child's Sleep
We're joined by Helen Rutherford, a specialist sleep practitioner from The Sleep Charity, who has several years of experience supporting neurodiverse children and young people with sleep.In this episode, she discusses the common sleep challenges experienced by children with special educational needs, expert tips and strategies for supporting your child’s sleep through this seasonal shift and beyon
How To Build A Future Of Success: Inspirational Advice
We're joined by Kirsty Doyle, Entrepreneur & Fashion Designer, discussing how she works with young people to build aspiration as they enter the world of work.On this episode of SENsational, Kirsty shares her experience of her entrepreneurial journey, talking about her set-backs and challenges, and how she has worked with children and young people across the UK, offering inspiring sessions and
Sensory Processing Support In School
On this SENsational episode, we are joined by Maggie Morton and Laura Oliver, Occupational Therapists for Witherslack Group as they discuss children's most common sensory-seeking behaviours and the best ways to support them. They also explore sensory regulation, sensory overload and the best strategies and activities that can be integrated into the daily lives of our children to help them build es
What Is An EHCP?
Ever wondered if your young person might need an EHCP? Simone Mattinson, Partnerships Manager for our Group, shares her first-hand experience from a parent and professional perspective. From exploring how to navigate the EHCP process to details of a draft EHCP, plus many more interesting insights worth knowing. For more details on the EHCP process, download our free 'A Guide To The Education,
Helping Your Child Settle Into An SEN School
Join us for a discussion with Wendy Yeo, Head Teacher of our Castlefell School, and Arron Hutchinson, Education Training Director of The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity, exploring ways to support your child settle into a new school. Whether it is the jump from primary to secondary or transitioning to a SEN provision, they have top tips and strategies to support your child along the way.We h
What Is An SEN School?
We believe that every child or young person deserves access to inspirational education, regardless of their unique learning requirements or needs. Susan Gill, Head Teacher from our Bridgeway School, talks us through the unique benefits of Special Educational Needs schools and some of the amazing outcomes of pupils who have flourished the support they need.We hope you enjoyed this episode of SENsat
Embracing ADHD, Autism & Home Life
There are so many moving parts to home life, right? From school runs to meal times and everything in between, how can it all be managed? In our latest episode of our podcast, SENsational, we explore managing a neurodiverse household with Tracy Bowyer, Parenting Co-Ordinator from The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity.Thank you for listening, and we hope you find this episode of SENsational use
Autism: What Every Parent Needs To Know
We're pleased to bring you this episode of SENsational titled 'Autism: What Every Parent Needs to Know, with Anne-Marie Harrison, training director from Ideas Afresh Education. This episode is designed for parents and carers right at the beginning of their journey. Perhaps you’re just discovering your child is showing traits of autism, or you’re even considering applying for an assessment to diagn
Social Media & Online Gaming
Social media and online games are evidently present in our children and young people's lives. On this episode of SENsational, we are joined by two Witherslack Group experts, Dr. Dee Khaira, Clinical Psychologist and Lois Howard, IT Infrastructure and Development Manager, where we explore educating ourselves and our children, platforms that come with surprising risks, plus top tips on keeping our c
Learning To Read With The Phonics Fairy
Learning to read can be challenging for our neurodiverse children and young people. On this episode of SENsational, we are joined by leading phonics consultant Amy McElhatton, who talks us through the importance of introducing reading at an early age, how we can break learning down into more manageable chunks, and how to collaborate with your child's school to ensure that learning can be implement
Top Tips for Building Up Autistic Children
Chris Bonnello, autistic advocate and award-winning writer and speaker, joins us for another episode of SENsational. In this podcast, Chris explores finding methods to succeed in both school and social environments whilst learning to embrace the authenticity of ASD.Thank you for listening, and we hope you find this episode of SENsational useful. You can explore more of our resources, including web
Impulse Control & Risk Management
On this episode of SENsational, we have the pleasure of sharing knowledge of our expert speaker Emma Weaver, Deputy CEO of the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity, unravelling strategies on how to deal with impulsive behaviour, the ‘stop, think, and do’ coaching model, and how to help children overcome low feelings after an outburst. Thank you for listening, and we hope you find this episo
Exam Preparation, Memory Techniques & Strategies For Success.
The exam period can be a particularly stressful and overwhelming time for neurodiverse children and young people, and so as parents and professionals, it is important to know how to help guide them through this.In this episode of SENsational, we welcome Colin Foley, Training Director at the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity, and Chris Bonnello, an Autism advocate and author of ‘Autistic, Not
Life Beyond School: Making Successful Steps
Preparing our children for finishing school and heading off to their next adventure can be a difficult time and there is sure to be some anxieties around such a big transition. For our neurodiverse families, there might be heightened concerns around how will our children manage, will there be enough support, are they even ready and what will they do without us!In this episode of SENsational,
Changing Perceptions: A Pathway To Positive Behaviour.
On this episode of SENsational, we welcome Emma Weaver, Deputy CEO of the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity and Stephen Howell, Lead Practitioner at Witherslack Group, as our expert speakers for our topic, Changing Perceptions: A Pathway to Positive Behaviour.During our conversation, we look at why neurodiverse children sometimes have difficulty self-regulating, the impact of positive and neg
Christmas Support Podcast
As part of Witherslack Group’s Seasonal Support Pack, we are delighted to bring you a very special episode of our podcast, SENsational! This session focuses on advice and support over the Christmas holidays, which can be a wonderful time for making special memories, but also a challenging time for many families. Throughout this episode, we’ll cover lots of practical strategies to help make Ch
Superpowering A Strength-Based Approach
Join us for a super powered episode where were we discuss strategies to help develop wellbeing, confidence and self-esteem. During our discussion we focus on nurturing a strength based approach to neurodiversity and the positive impact this can have on our children and young people. This approach aims to help people see the best in themselves and empower them with their own unique qualit
ADHD: What Every Parent Needs To Know
ADHD is a complex neurodevelopmental condition, characterised by hyperactivity, impulsivity and inattention. For parents and carers, having a child diagnosed with ADHD can be daunting, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode we chat with Lisa Rudge, Director of Parent Services at the ADHD Foundation on all things ADHD; what it is, what to expect, myths related to the condition, challenges
Succeeding Through Sport: Positive Benefits For Neurodiverse Minds
For many, there is much joy in going for a run, a nice long walk or taking part in a team game, and we know the positive impact exercise can have on both adults and children; peace of mind, freedom and feel-good factor to name a few.In this podcast, we discuss the positive impact that exercise can have on our neurodiverse children and young people, whilst recognising that, for some, it might not a
ADHD: The Building Blocks To Staying Calm & positive
Trying to keep on top of things as an adult can test our organisational skills, as well as our patience, however, it’s really important to look at the hurdles our ADHD children face in their day-to-day life, when it comes to keeping themselves organised, planning and of course staying calm if it’s not all going to plan. For the next episode of the SENsational podcast, we will be focusing our
Back To School: Mindfulness Exercises
This session focuses specifically on mindfulness exercises to support children and young people with the transition back to school after the summer break. Our guide through this experience is Michelle Conroy, Therapist and Mindfulness Coach for Witherslack Group. We hope you find this special edition useful, and if you would like to find out more about the Back to School Campaign, please
Building Confidence & Happiness
Confidence is so important to a child’s future happiness, health, and success. Confident children are likely to be better equipped to deal with peer pressure, responsibility, frustrations, challenges, and both positive and negative emotions.This episode of SENsational explores the key factors in developing a child’s confidence, strategies to build up self-esteem, facing fears, self-image and the
The Role Of Friendship & Autism
The Role of Friendship with Autism Making friends or developing a social circle can present it’s challenges for children and young people with ASD. Every child is different and for some the importance of having friends might be a key element to their happiness, and for others the anxiety of being involved in that social position or as part of a group can be too much.To offer support to families in
Heading In The Right Direction
Three of our deputy head teachers join us to share their career journeys. In this episode, we hear about the people that have contributed to their success, what good teamwork looks like for them and how they nurture talent. Filled with top tips and an insight into their roles, we're thrilled to be joined by Danny from Cumberland school in Greater Manchester, Kerri from Avon Park School in the Mid
Supporting Your Anxious Child
Supporting your anxious childIn the last three years, the likelihood of young people having a mental health problem has increased by 50%.This episode explores anxiety in children, the key signs to look out for, and where to go for help plus strategies parents and carers can put in place to prevent anxiety in children.We are delighted to welcome back Anne-Marie Harrison from Ideas Afresh Education
Supporting Neurodiverse Children & Young People To Make Friends
Join us for an episode that looks at some of the challenges that neurodiverse children may face when it comes to building a friendship group.During the session we discuss developing friends through shared interests, building resilience when it doesn't go to plan, what makes a good friend, and celebrating the successes no matter how big or small. We are delighted to welcome Anne-Marie Ha
Creating Autism Friendly Classrooms
Creating Autism Friendly ClassroomsJoin us for a special episode of SENsational, which has been dedicated to offering advice and support to SEN Co-ordinators and teaching professionals working with neurodiverse children and young people. On the podcast we are joined by our friend Anne-Marie Harrison from Ideas Afresh Education who guides us through the topic, Creating Autism Friendly Classrooms.Du
Supporting Social Tolerance For Socially Sensitive Children
Supporting social tolerance for socially sensitive kidsJoin us for an episode that focuses on neurodiverse children and young people's social sensitivities and the impact that it can have on their home, school and social lives. During the episode we aim to develop further understanding of this topic by looking at practical strategies to help gently nurture social capabilities. As well as ways we c
A Guide Through The Education, Health & Care Plan Process
A guide through the Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process.On the podcast we are joined by Melanie Adams, Partnership Manager for Witherslack Group. Throughout her career Mel has developed a vast knowledge of the EHCP process, supported many families and experienced of the highs and lows that the process can bring. By joining us for this episode you will be given an insight into -Why and
Managing Changing Routines & Special Occasions
Managing changing routines and special occasionsOn the podcast we are joined by Elaine Buckton, Senior Therapist for Witherslack Group Clinical Services, who offers lots of practical advice that can be used not only during the Christmas season but for any special occasion in the future.During the session we chat about communication, planning for an event, parties, safe spaces, praise, party food a
Supporting Leaders In Education - Understanding Blended Learning
A podcast discussion between Dan Flanagan, Deputy Head Teacher at Bridgeway School in Preston and David Phillips, Head Teacher at Chilwell School in Nottingham, which puts a focus on Blended Learning. During the podcast Dan and David discuss, different styles of Blended Learning, how to successfully implement, supporting staff with new ways of working and the benefits of using IT systems. This pod
Managing Sibling Relationships
Managing sibling relationshipsThis episode we are joined by Emma Weaver, Director of the Early Years Service for the ADHD Foundation and Samantha Owens who is a parent, Neurodiversity Advocate and works for the Home Office representing Diversity, Inclusion and Wellbeing. The 40 minute session covers topics such as, helping a child to understand their neurodiversity, introducing neurodiversity to s
Mindfulness For Staff Who Are In A Demanding Role
Episode 2 of the Be Inspired Careers Podcast. Professor Sean Duggan talks about mindfulness for staff members who are in demanding roles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Working Positively With Your Child‘s School
Join us for SENsational: The Special Educational Needs Podcast. Our podcast is all about celebrating neurodiversity, empowering parents and carers, strengthening our children's super powers and acknowledging the heroic efforts of neurodiverse families across the country. In this episode, which was recorded over summer 2021, we hear from Janine Drew, Senior Partnership Manager for Witherslack Group
Supporting Leaders In Education - Staff Wellbeing
A podcast discussion between Sarah Roscoe, Head Teacher at Oversands School and Colin Foley, National Training Director for the ADHD Foundation, focusing on how head teachers and senior leaders can help support staff wellbeing within their schools. During the podcast Colin and Sarah talk about staff stress, personal experiences, the pace and demands of school life and how a school's values can hel
Mental Health At Work
Welcome to episode 1 of our new Be Inspired Podcast. Each month, we'll speak to some of the leading experts in SEN Education, Care and Clinical Services. Our podcast is aimed at professionals wanting to help children and young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN). If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail events@witherslackgroup.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for m
Supporting Parents & Carers - Sleep Support
A Q & A podcast with Lisa Rudge who is part of the Therapy Team at the ADHD Foundation. This podcast offers advice and support to parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health
A podcast discussion between Professor Sean Duggan, Chief Executive of the Mental Health Network and Catherine Roche, CEO of Place2BE. The session provides practical advice for supporting a child's mental health following the pandemic. It also offers signposting for parents and carers who are looking for additional support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Leaders In Education - A Vision For The Future
Join us for the Supporting Leaders in Education Talking it Through Podcast. In this episode we are joined by Sophie Garner, Regional Director of Education for Witherslack Group and Dr Tony Lloyd, CEO of the ADHD Foundation. This month we look at the difficulties schools have faced and the opportunities for pupil learning and development that have presented themselves in the last year. Hosted on A
Developing A Citizenship & Leadership Curriculum
Join us for our latest episode in the Supporting Leaders in Education Talking it Through podcast.In this episode we are joined by Chris Williams, Regional Director for Witherslack Group and Mike Hussey, Director of School Services for the ADHD Foundation who will be chatting about February's topic, Developing a Citizenship and Leadership Curriculum. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor
The Recovery Curriculum Podcast
Supporting Leaders in Education: The Recovery CurriculumEach month we bring expert speakers together to deliver insightful discussions aimed at providing advice and support for Head Teachers, senior leadership team members and all teaching professionals in leadership roles. January's topic is the Recovery Curriculum. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Importance Of Mental Health In Schools: Turning Knowledge Into Action
A podcast discussion with Professor Sean Duggan, Clinical Advisor for Witherslack Group and Chief Executive of the Mental Health Network and Billy Smallwood, Clinical Director for Witherslack Group. This podcast is part of Supporting Leaders in Education series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Neurodiversity & Education
We sat down with Dr Tony Lloyd, CEO of the ADHD Foundation at our Regional Special Educational Needs Conference: Supporting Leaders in Education in Manchester. Here Tony gives a snapshot of his presentation on Neurodiversity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Why Has Ofsted Changed Their Framework & What Does This Mean To Schools?
We sat down with Jeremy Bird, Director of HGA Learning to discuss what the new Ofsted framework means to schools. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
How To Support Positive Behaviour
Elaine Capstick, Lead Practitioner (Safeguarding, Behaviour & Inclusion) and Richard Wilkins, Safeguarding, Behaviour and Inclusion Director discuss how to support positive behaviour. SECTIONS2.00 - 12.43. We discuss why children and young people display challenging behaviours, the importance of understanding their behaviours and how Witherslack Group implement Positive Behaviour Support. 12.45 -
Using IT To Inspire Teaching & Learning
Ruth Smith, Class Teacher and Computing and New Technologies Lead and Rob Lynas, Deputy Head Teacher of Westmorland School in Chorley discuss the impact of ICT on teaching and learning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Understanding The EHCP Process & How To Obtain A Plan
We sat down with Simone Mattinson, Local Area Partnership Manager for Witherslack Group to discuss the Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) including how to obtain a plan for your child, tribunal hints & tips, the annual review and transitions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mental Health Awareness
Lucy Shooter, Mental Health Practitioner for Witherslack Group, presented 'Mental Health Awareness' at our 2018 North West SEN conference, held at our Pontville School. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Sleep: Difficulties & Solutions
Tracy Dickens, Director of Psychological Therapies at the ADHD Foundation presented 'Sleep: difficulties and solutions' at our 2018 North West SEN Conference, held at Pontville School. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Communication Strategies
Naoimh Todd, Head of Applied Therapies and Michael Heyes, Assistant Psychologist presented ‘Communication strategies’ at our 2018 North West SEN Conference, at our Pontville School. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Lego Therapy
Laura Tate, Speech and Language Therapist for Witherslack Group presented Lego Therapy at our 2018 North West SEN Conference, held at Pontville School Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
