SNAP’s Mud Run
23rd Oct 2021
Join The SNAP Team on 5K Mud Run (well some of us may walk) at the world-renowned Nuclear Races, Kelvedon Hatch. It’s a brilliant event exclusively for SNAP supporters!
January 2021
Hollywood to Las Vegas – Virtual Challenge
Hollywood to Las Vegas - Virtual Challenge
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There’s No Place Like Rome! – Virtual Challenge
There's No Place Like Rome! - Virtual Challenge
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Lands End to John O’Groat’s – Virtual Challenge
Lands End to John O'Groat's - Virtual Challenge
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Create your own Virtual #SNAPChallenge
Create your own Virtual #SNAPChallenge
Find out more »September 2021
Virtual Barleylands Fun Walk
Free
The annual Barleylands Fun Walk for families is going virtual for 2021. The event organisers are encouraging charity supporters to virtually walk either 2k or 5k, anywhere, anytime during September.
Find out more »October 2021
Behaviour as Communication with Kathryn Miller
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.
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SNAP’s Fun Mud Run
50£
The SNAP exclusive Fun Mud Run is back on Saturday 23rd October 2021
Find out more »November 2021
The Impact of the Executive Functions on Everyday Life with Kate, SNAP’s Information and Admin Manager
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.
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Emotional and Sensory Regulation and the Zones with Kathryn Miller
This talk will look at the role of the executive functions and strategies to support those who would benefit from trying a different approach to using these skills.
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Professor Tony Attwood Presentation
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...
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