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Specialist Programmes
Specialist Programmes

We bring lived experience and specialist knowledge to help you and your family

The Parenting Service offers a wide range of courses and workshops for parent/carers of neurodivergent children/young people, children with SEND or early life trauma.

he image provides key information about two specialist programmes designed for parents and carers: Time Out for Special Needs Target Audience: Parents and carers of children with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities). Topics covered include: Self-esteem Coping with feelings Understanding behaviour Home/school issues The wider family Who’s in Charge? Target Audience: Parents and carers of CYP (children and young people) who are violent or aggressive. Programme Aims: Provide a supportive environment for sharing Reduce guilt and shame Offer strategies Decrease stress Increase safety The design has a dark blue background with white panels, featuring text in pink and white. Icons of people are placed next to each programme title to represent parents and carers.
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Who’s in Charge? West Berkshire Council Area

Starts on Monday 27th January

An 8 week course for parents and carers of children and young people with special needs (aged 8-18) who are violent or aggressive. Held online via Zoom from 7-9pm. Bookings will close on 27th January at noon.

Open to

  • West Berkshire
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Resources

Resources

Education directory

Discover a wide range of resources and support links relating to education, special needs and neurodivergence in this education directory

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Jargon Buster

Read our glossary of neurodivergence, early life trauma and SEN jargon to help understand some of the terms you might hear

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Find out about Diagnosis/Assessment

This page focuses on the typical diagnosis/assessment pathway a family follows when they become aware their CYP may have additional needs.

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Capturing the stories of change in the lives of families who have received support

“Thank you, a great session with lots of information and strategies”

Joel Sensory Processing workshop attendee Read case study

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