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When an autistic child is overwhelmed, burnt out, or finding school difficult, it can affect every part of family life.

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“Chris has been absolutely instrumental in helping our son recover… and rekindle a love of learning.”

Parent of Year 10 pupil

For the first time in a long time, we saw our daughter not just tolerate learning, but actually become interested in it.

Parent of Year 9 pupil

He creates a safe, supportive environment where our daughter feels comfortable to participate.

Parent of Year 8 pupil

It has been an enormous comfort to have such positive and proactive support at a time when we felt powerless.

Parent of Year 6 pupil

Videos

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“Chris managed to engage with her… breaking through many of the barriers to learning.”

Parent of Year 9 pupil

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“Not yet” is always an acceptable answer.

What to expect

Sessions are 1 or 2 hours

Support takes place in the family home

A parent or carer remains at home during sessions

Support is reviewed together over time

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For Educators

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