1:1 Student Support

1:1 Student Support

We offer 1:1 or small-group therapy and support to neurodivergent children and young people.

Here are just some of the advantages of our support.

Tailored Support

Focusing on the individual’s unique strengths and difficulties, providing support targeted to their needs.

Emotional Regulation

Helping the child or young person to learn emotional regulation techniques, enabling them to manage anxiety, frustration and other emotions that might be intensified due to the particular challenges associated with autism.

Social Skills Development

Improving social skills, including understanding relationships, social cues, initiating and maintaining conversations, and developing friendships.

Coping Strategies

To deal with sensory sensitivities, changes in routine, transitions and other common challenges faced by autistic individuals but specific to setting. These coping mechanisms empower them to handle different situations more effectively.

Support for Parents

Through Parental Support Sessions or Parental Support Therapy, we can support parents, providing them with bespoke, valuable strategies and insights into understanding and supporting their child / young person.

Self-Esteem Building

Providing a safe space for the child or young person to express themselves without judgement, restoring and enhancing their self-esteem and confidence.

Behavioural Interventions

Implementing evidence-based, individualised behavioural interventions (drawing on one or more of current research, classroom observation and stakeholder discussions), which are essential in managing challenging behaviours.

Communication Enhancement

Improving communication skills, both verbal and non-verbal, including techniques to understand and express their own needs and emotions effectively, which can reduce frustration and improve overall quality of life.

Improved School Performance

By addressing any emotional and social challenges, individual therapy should positively impact the child or young person's academic performance. Improved emotional well-being usually leads to better concentration, engagement in learning and overall school experience.