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#EHCP : how to collect a child’s authentic voice? via @StarlightMcKenz Come to our 23 Jan Talk December 18, 2017December 18, 2017 ~ Starlight Mckenzie In November I attended the conference ‘Two Years of Education Health and Care Plans: Are we there Yet?’ at the University of Roehampton where the results of a research project …

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The £70 million council costs of fighting – and losing – against parents at the #SEND Tribunal via @SpcialNdsJungle We all know that money’s tight in public services, not least in providing for children with disabilities. It’s not surprising local authorities want to avoid shelling out lots of money if they can get away with …

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Tx @richmondtimes  for listing our 10 Jan Talk on #ADHD & #Autism dual diagnosis plus #MentalHealth Everyone welcome to this FREE seminar. Email: [email protected] to reserve your seat/s http://www.richmondandtwickenhamtimes.co.uk/events/Ham/1272759.ADHD_Richmond_free_evening_Talk_on_ADHD___ASD_dual_diagnosis_and_mental_health/

#ADHD and following your heart via @hackrack_org Being a parent with ADHD, to a child with ADHD, seems to create additional obstacles in distinguishing between what is helpful and what is harmful http://www.hackrack.org/adhd-and-following-your-heart/  

#ADHD is not an attention deficit We cannot speak of attention ‘’deficit’’ since it is neither absent, nor inferior, nor deficient. All that there is, is one brain that works in a different way: a genetic variation in the treatment of information http://neurodiversite.com/adhd-not-attention-deficit/  

#ADHD & #ASD dual diagnosis Talk 10 Jan 7-9pm We suggest you book your free seat/s now before the Xmas madness. https://www.facebook.com/events/2232299623663380/

Why #ADHD Teens Stop Trying — and Achieving — at #School via @ADDitudeMag The quest for adolescent independence pushes many teens (especially boys with ADHD) away from school achievement – and the parents who push it. Why Teens Stop Trying — and Achieving — at School