Tag Archives: parents/families of children with SEN
An Introduction to PDA with Clare Truman
Dale is joined by Clare Truman to give SENDcast listeners an introduction to PDA
Presence in Research with Joanna Grace
Dale is joined by Joanna Grace to talk about Presence in Research.
The Benefits of Audiobooks with Emily Pye
Dale is joined by guest Emily Pye to talk about the benefits audiobooks.
Dual and Multiple Exceptionality with Fintan O’Regan
Dale is joined by Fintan O' Regan this week to discuss Dual and Multiple Exceptionality
How To Wait Well When Your Child Is On The Diagnostic Pathway for Autism or ADHD with Jodie Warren
Dale and Jodie Warren discuss how to 'Wait Well' when your child is on the [...]
Executive Function Skills and Neurodiversity Traits with Victoria Bagnall
Discussing Executive Function Skills and Neurodiversity Traits
Effective Advocacy & Why Fighting Doesn’t Work with Jodie Warren
Discussing Effective Advocacy & Why Fighting Doesn’t Work
The What and Why of Compassionate Co-Regulation with Jyoti Jo Manuel
Have you heard of compassionate co-regulation? It means that when we calm and regulate ourselves [...]
Girls on the Spectrum – Autism and Puberty with Victoria Ellen
Puberty is a topic that is rarely discussed and when taught at school the feelings [...]
SEND Christmas Crackers with Dr Susie Nyman
As the SENDcast is now released 52 weeks a year, this is our very first [...]
Medication for Supporting Children with ADHD: Chemical Cosh or Reset Button with Fintan O’Regan
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental difference with the key traits of Hyperactivity, Impulsivity and Inattention.
Boost Reading and Writing Through Play with Georgina Durrant
Reading and writing are areas that many teachers and parents are concerned that children need [...]
Trauma with Alison Knowles
The impact a traumatic event has on a person can be significant and lifelong.
Eating and the Senses with Joanna Grace
We are ending the school year with Joanna Grace who joins Dale to discuss Eating [...]
Making Mindfulness Fun with Katie White
Anxiety levels have increased and learning practical solutions for decreasing anxiety results in happier, healthier [...]
Helping Children to Listen with Sarah Billingham
Listening is a fundamental skill to be able to develop language and to access learning [...]
What drives our youngsters to self-harm with Alison Knowles
Trigger warning – this podcast discusses self-harm which is a difficult subject, but has never [...]
Physical Aspects of Autism with Rachel Jackson
Whilst there is significant research and discussion around the psychological and behavioural aspects of autism, [...]
Finding your Tribe with Alison Knowles
This week's episode ‘Finding your Tribe’ with Alison Knowles, is a discussion about how important [...]
My Mummy is Autistic with Joanna Grace
Everyone will meet an autistic person in their lives, and autistic people are in every [...]
The Use of Mindfulness to Support Emotional Literacy with Dr Trisha Waters
The practise of mindfulness has become increasingly popular over the last few years.
Supporting Pupils with Autism to Self-Regulate with Tessa Morton
A classroom can be a terrifying place for a child with autism. Their anxiety may [...]
He Doesn’t Do That at School with Ginny Bootman
There is often a huge divide between how a child with additional needs presents themselves [...]
What is Grief? with Alison Knowles
Children experience many forms of grief such as parent separation, losing a toy, a pet [...]
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