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My take on the SEND white paper
EHCPs aim to identify specific needs for each autistic child, enabling tailored support. However, the diversity among children makes this approach challenging and potentially ineffective. Although schools receive increased funding for resources such as occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, and educational psychologists, a nationwide shortage of these professionals persists. Merely boosting funding does not address the core issue of workforce shortages, high

Lyndsay Critchlow
Mar 92 min read
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Fighting for Support is an exhausting life long experience.
I am feeling an overwhelming sense of frustration and exhaustion this morning as I grapple with the relentless fight for Special Educational Needs (SEN) support. It is a battle that seems to drain every ounce of energy I possess. Often, I find myself reaching these critical points where I feel as though I have poured all my resources, both emotional and physical, into advocating for those with SEN.

Lyndsay Critchlow
Oct 3, 20255 min read
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We are not all PDA!
I have recently come across some rather shocking statements made regarding pathological demand avoidance (PDA), a term that is often...

Lyndsay Critchlow
Sep 9, 20255 min read
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