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Supporting younger neurodivergent children through play
Child’s play is a serious business. It’s how they learn to be human. Through play, children experiment, imagine, problem-solve, connect and make sense of the world around them. Play is vital for every stage of a child’s development. It supports thinking skills, language, creativity, coordination, and emotional resilience.

Dr Zoe Cross
Dec 25 min read
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Summer holiday strategies for your neurodivergent child
So the holidays are almost upon us… which bring with them a freedom from routine, weeks to fill - away from the school bell and the daily...

Dr Zoe Cross
Jun 233 min read
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Top tips for neurodivergent-friendly nutrition
Small changes in what you eat can transform your wellbeing. Which swap will you try first?

Dr Zoe Cross
Sep 23, 20244 min read
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Explaining ADHD to your child
Explaining ADHD is about finding positive, gentle ways to help your child understand their unique strengths.

Dr Zoe Cross
Jun 21, 20244 min read
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Understanding sensory issues in a child with autism
Sensory issues in autism can range from mild to overwhelming - understanding your child's unique experience is the key to supporting them.

Zoe Cross
Apr 27, 20222 min read
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Starting to understand autism
Autism is as unique as a fingerprint - understanding individual experiences leads to better support and acceptance.

Zoe Cross
Apr 11, 20223 min read
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10 things to help with mental health for young people
Supporting young people's mental health isn't about perfection - it's about understanding the pieces that create overall wellbeing.

Zoe Cross
Feb 17, 20225 min read
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How to manage your child's mental health
Supporting your child's mental health starts with trust in your instincts - early understanding leads to positive change.

Zoe Cross
Feb 7, 20222 min read
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