Then there’s another group, a category I fear not enough people are aware of: the children who want to go to school but just can’t. It’s not that they won’t go: they can’t go. And if they do manage to attend, it takes an unimaginable toll on them. This is the group I want to focus on in this blog post.

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To mark World Teen Mental Wellness Day, this week's blog post is about how to support your teen's mental health.

For the last few years, since autistic burnout came crashing into our lives, we’ve been perfecting our own ways of celebrating Christmas. 

“What do you do all day?” I’ve been asked this question by numerous people - friends, school staff, an Educational Psychologist.

It’s now two and a half years since our boy began his descent into autistic burnout. The burnout that upended our family’s life became a...

Relationships are at the heart of education. They have to be. Why do I say this? Because I’ve seen what happens...

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