Training

SNAP welcomes back Robyn Steward, who will be taking a look at the different opportunities for young adults with additional needs.

This talk will seek to explore ‘reasonable adjustments’ in schools provisions, thinking through legal requirements of the SEN Code of Practice, how schools manage their SEN provisions, SEN Support Registers and Education, Health and Care Plans.

SNAP is pleased to welcome back Dean Beadle. Dean has toured the UK for over fourteen years sharing his experiences of being autistic. He has also delivered keynotes across Europe as well as undertaking four seminar tours of Australia and New Zealand.

This talk will explore a range of reasons children might refuse certain foods, restrict their diet and not mix different food types.

This talk will will support your little one going to school for the first time.

Parent Time is a small group informal discussion session for parents whose child with additional needs is in Reception to Year 2 at primary school.

This talk will look at challenging behaviours you may be seeing from your child, helping you to analyse and gain a greater understanding of root causes for behaviours and think about what your child is communicating through their behaviours.

Our executive functions are the cognitive processes that allow us to keep organised, carry out and stay on task, think flexibly, and regulate ourselves. Individuals who are neurodiverse (such as those with ADHD, ASD and Dyslexia) may have differences with their executive function processes which can impact on everyday life.

STOP PRESS! World-renowned Clinical Psychologist, Professor Tony Attwood, is returning to give a virtual presentation for SNAP parents, carers and professionals. More details soon...

This talk will look at the wider impact of dyslexia and persistent literacy difficulties as well as discussing support strategies.