The answer is YES.

At this time of year there is excitement, anticipation and growing expectation, so we’ve got some tips to help those with sensory challenges to enjoy it too.

Autistic burnout isn't simply being tired after a busy week.

We believe children show us their true abilities when they're relaxed, engaged, and having fun.

When Your Brain Gets Stuck: A really helpful resource for exploring worries

As we prepare for another mighty surge on the thermometer, I thought I’d share some handy hints for keeping cool

Why do animals have such a positive impact on children?

For parents of autistic children with a PDA profile, the holidays can bring unique challenges…

Sensory spaces can be created in a variety of ways whether at home or in the classroom

Gardening with kids isn’t just fun (and a little messy!) - it’s also a powerful, hands-on way to support their development in so many different ways.

Being aware of our own need to regulate, means we can better co-regulate our children

This is the SEN keyboard: not only a distinctively colourful, child friendly item, but very helpful in a number of ways.