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ASD and Christmas, guidance to see you through the festive period
Christmas can be an exciting and fun time, but it can also be stressful. People with autism may be confused or distressed by all the new activity in the household at Christmas, and this can be upsetting for the rest of the family. These links provide tips and guidance to see you through the festive period.
SEN Parent and carer forum workshops – 18 November 2010
These workshops are for parents and carers of children and young people with complex or challenging behaviour. They provide an opportunity to get involved in planning how their child’s needs can best be supported in schools.
There are 2 workshops – One during the day and one in the evening specifically for parents and carers of children on the autistic spectrum.
Looking for an Independent Health Visitor?
Sarah Oakley is an independent health visitor able to support disabled children and their families in a number of ways.
From Sarah Oakley:
I am an independent health visitor and lactation consultant based in Ely and covering the whole of Cambridgeshire, West Suffolk and West Norfolk. I am the mother of a teenage boy with autistic spectrum disorder so I have a personal, as well as professional, interest in disabled children and their families.
Autism – Early Bird Courses for parents with a newly diagnosed child
Early Bird courses are offered across the county, approximately six times per year, depending on demand. Courses begin when there are a sufficient number of potential families with a maximum of six families attending.
New Additional needs support group Bar Hill
New Additional needs support group Bar Hill
