How do you help a child who has PDA? We’ve turned new research into a clear resource, created by Izzy Adler during her MSc placement. It unpacks what PDA really is, why it happens and how small changes can make a difference. You can find the full infographic: epicthinklearn.com/resources-op...

EPIC Think Learn are hosting a free webinar for parents on June 10th 7pm on supporting sibling relationships in neurodivergent children. We have the fabulous Dr Katie Cebula speaking on this topic. Please sign up via this link: tinyurl.com/epicthinklearn

Really insightful clip of Chris Packham talking about focusing on neurodivergent children’s strengths and building their confidence alongside supporting them with their difficulties www.facebook.com/share/r/1E9h...

How can we best support neurodivergent children and teenagers with their friendships and sibling relationships? See the EPIC Think Learn blog post on this topic: epicthinklearn.com/how-can-my-a...

Understanding and supporting children and young people with #AuDHD Our blog post discusses research that looks at this and other similar co-occurrences and provides a link to a free webinar (May 21st) See epicthinklearn.com/co-occurring...

How does having more than one neurodevelopmental condition impact a child? New blog post from EPIC Think Learn about the impact of common co-occurrences and information on a free to attend webinar for teachers on this topic See: epicthinklearn.com/co-occurring...

Free neurodiversity webinar for teachers It will focus on common co-occurrences such as autism, ADHD and FASD and the impact on children and teens. Speakers: Sinead Rhodes & educational psychologist Miranda Eodanable. The webinar is on 21st May 4.15pm bit.ly/3Suumv3

New freetoaccess neurodiversity resources for teenagers: epicthinklearn.com/resources-opti… ‘Strengths and Difficulties - a Guide for Teens’ can be used to help teens express & understand their neurodivergence and communicate their needs to parents & teachers. Useful for clinician appointments too

A booklet called 'School Meetings: A guide for Teens' can be used by your teen to help them deal with school meetings they may have. We hope these are useful for teenagers themselves, parents and for use by teachers with teenagers in schools. 2/2

New free to access neurodiversity resources for teenagers Available on the free resources section: epicthinklearn.com/resources-opti… ‘Strengths and Difficulties - a Guide for Teens’ can be used to help express and understand their neurodivergence and communicate their needs to adults 1/2