We offer a range of specialist parenting programmes for families: A seven week programme for al families regardless of the disability that their child may have. A five week Autism course and a five week ADHD. We also run bespoke specialist parenting programmes as requested. All of PSC parenting practitioners are teachers and parents of children/young people with disabilities. For more information please see www.parentingspecialchildren.co.uk
Why they need our serviceParenting can be one of the most rewarding things you have done in your life but it does bring it challenges. Having a child with a disability brings another set of challenges, parents have more appointments with many different professionals. They often find that they have to fight for services and this can leave them worn out. Children with disabilities often have more challenging behaviour because of their disability and this can cause parents to feel exhausted and isolated.
Plan and expected resultsParents tell us that they feel less isolated, and how they value meeting with other parents in a similar situation.Parents have time and space to explore and adopt new behaviour strategies for their children.Parents gain new information about local and national services who provide support services, parenting advice and information about their child's disability.Parents feel more confident when meeting with health professionals, teachers and other professionals.
Reading | Disability
Reading | Disability
Helping Berkshire families with children with SEND and those affected by trauma, through support programs and services.
£15
Refreshments for course
£25
montly phone bill for service
£100
Course handbooks
Refreshments for course
£25
montly phone bill for service
£100
Course handbooks
We offer a range of specialist parenting programmes for families: A seven week programme for al families regardless of the disability that their child may have. A five week Autism course and a five week ADHD. We also run bespoke specialist parenting programmes as requested. All of PSC parenting practitioners are teachers and parents of children/young people with disabilities. For more information please see www.parentingspecialchildren.co.uk
Why they need our serviceParenting can be one of the most rewarding things you have done in your life but it does bring it challenges. Having a child with a disability brings another set of challenges, parents have more appointments with many different professionals. They often find that they have to fight for services and this can leave them worn out. Children with disabilities often have more challenging behaviour because of their disability and this can cause parents to feel exhausted and isolated.
Plan and expected resultsParents tell us that they feel less isolated, and how they value meeting with other parents in a similar situation.Parents have time and space to explore and adopt new behaviour strategies for their children.Parents gain new information about local and national services who provide support services, parenting advice and information about their child's disability.Parents feel more confident when meeting with health professionals, teachers and other professionals.
