Resources

A calm starting point for noticing patterns without trying to diagnose at home.

What to notice and how to start a supportive conversation with school.

Understand changing needs, organisation, emotions and support during adolescence.

Prepare for a clear conversation about attention, regulation and support.

A simple way to capture examples from home, school and daily routines.

Understand common routes, useful evidence and questions to ask.

Compare practical questions without assuming one route is right for every family.

Ways to stay informed and support your child while waiting for assessment.

Gather observations and questions that reflect everyday life.

Understand the information school, clinicians and families may discuss.

A gentle starting point for questions, feelings and next steps after diagnosis.

Explore adjustments, SEN support and communication with school.

Practical questions about support, progress and what has been tried.

Understand behaviour in context and prepare for supportive school conversations.

Keep records and understand questions to ask when exclusions or policies are affecting your child.

Practical questions and support routes when emotions feel difficult to manage.

Starting points for routines, planning and homework support.

Small practical starting points for home routines and communication.

A safe checklist of questions for a qualified clinician without giving medication advice.

Find calm information and support for parents, carers and siblings.

Questions to ask about aims, evidence, suitability and review.

Understand when needs may require more support than ordinary SEN support provides.