Communication
Communication can look different for every child. This document offers simple, practical ideas to help neurodivergent children understand information, express themselves and feel more confident in everyday situations.
Communication
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Coping with change
Changes to routine, new places or unexpected transitions can feel overwhelming for some children. This resource offers simple strategies to help your child understand what is happening, feel more prepared and cope better with change.
Coping with change
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School adjustments
School can be challenging for children with sensory differences, communication needs or different ways of thinking. Our useful guide provides examples of reasonable adjustments that can help children feel more confident, engaged and supported throughout the school day.
School adjustments (autism)
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Sensory needs
Some children may be particularly sensitive to things such as noise, touch, light, movement or food textures, while others may seek out sensory experiences. This guide offers practical tips and support to help children feel more comfortable, regulated and confident in their daily lives.
Sensory needs
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Anxiety and Autism
If your child is experiencing anxiety, knowing where to find support can make a real difference. Explore a range of organisations, self-help tools and practical resources for autistic children and young people, as well as their parents and carers.
Anxiety and autism
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Supporting Neurodiversity in schools
Schools are also able to access free training. Psychological Perspectives in Education and Primary Care (PPEPCare) Training is flexible and free training for EYS/schools delivered by Berkshire Healthcare, with a total of 17 modules covering autism, ADHD and a wide range of common concerns and mental health difficulties.
Please contact us for further information by calling: 0118 904 6425, or emailing: CYPAATAdmin@berkshire.nhs.uk
More information about what schools can do to support neurodiversity can be found below.







