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Should PDA be recognised as part of an autism diagnosis?

15th May 2019

In May 2018, the PDA Society published their Being Misunderstood report which highlighted Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) experiences across the UK. Parents, professionals, adults with PDA and family members contributed
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How home education helped us

7th May 2019

I’m peeking my head out to see if it’s May now and the overwhelm of April’s Autism Awareness Month is over? Hurrah it’s May! There is much to be excited
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How transparent must schools be about their EHCP funding?

2nd May 2019

Our readers have been sending in their questions for our experts to answer and this week, a mum who wished to remain anonymous needed help when it came to her
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Take a break. Why respite’s so important

Everybody needs a break from time to time but when you are caring for a disabled child, the reality is breaks can be hard to access. Here’s how Dorset based charity Diverse Abilities can help.

Taking a break and having fun

It’s not just support, it’s happiness

At Walsingham Support, we do things differently. We really take time to get to know the people we support; to identify their needs, to learn about their abilities and aspirations, and to recognise what makes them unique.

Promoting independence, Transforming lives

Precious Homes delivers community support to young people and adults (16+) with autism spectrum conditions, learning disabilities…

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