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Free guides for the questions keeping you awake, practical paid resources when you want to go deeper, and individual professional support when the situation is more complicated. Start with your child's age or what feels difficult right now.
Janine M Nesbitt · Former SENCo · Dyslexia specialist · Over 34 years in education
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Shorter guides, worksheets and tools for understanding your child, identifying patterns and making school conversations more useful. Age ranges overlap — choose what fits your child rather than their birthday.
Early years and starting schoolBirth to Reception · First concerns, early development and change
Free guideFREESomething Feels DifferentEarly yearsWhen you can see something is difficult but cannot yet explain why.Get free resource
Free guideFREEAutism in the Early YearsEarly yearsA starting point for understanding developmental and sensory differences.Get free resource
Free guideFREEADHD in Children Aged 5–7Ages 5–7Early ADHD concerns, big emotions and practical next steps.Get free resource
Ages 4–7 · Early primaryReception to Year 2 · Big emotions, routines, school and recovery
Ages 8–11 · Later primaryYears 3–6 · Masking, learning pressures, friendships and confidence
Free toolkitFREESchool Says They’re FinePrimary & secondaryA five-day observation toolkit to make home–school differences clearer.Get free resource
Free guideFREEThe Friendship Fallout DecoderGirls 10–13Friendship fallouts, exclusion, group chats and big feelings.Get free resource
Free guideFREEWhen School Feels Impossible · PrimaryPrimary schoolUnderstand anxiety and attendance struggles, and prepare school conversations.Get free resource
Ages 12–16 · Secondary and transitionYear 6 through secondary · Friendship, school pressure and attendance
Free checklistFREEThe Year 7 ChecklistYear 6–7Plan before September and notice difficulties during the first term.Get free resource
Free guideFREEMasking · Year 6 to SecondaryYears 6–9Recognise hidden stress as school and social demands change.Get free resource
Free guideFREEWhen School Feels Impossible · SecondarySecondary schoolUnderstand attendance concerns, school meetings and next steps.Get free resource
All ages · Understanding, school and EHCPFor parents at any stage · Patterns, evidence and practical communication
Free toolkitFREEBeyond “We’ll Monitor It”All school agesTurn vague discussions into agreed actions, responsibilities and review dates.Get free resource
Free guideFREEWhat Evidence Do I Need? · EHCPEngland · Early years–16Year-by-year evidence guidance for EHC needs assessment requests.Get free resource
Free checklistFREEADHD Evidence ChecklistAll school agesOrganise examples, impact and support needs for school or assessment.Get free resource
Free worksheetFREEFree SEND School Monitoring SheetAll school agesRecord what is happening and what needs following up.Get free resource
Free guideFREESupporting Your Child with School AnxietySchool agesA starting point for understanding school-related anxiety.Get free resource
Free guideFREEThe Wait-and-See Survival GuideAll agesPractical steps while you are waiting for clarity or assessment.Get free resource
Free guideFREEThe Waiting List Survival GuideAll agesHelp navigating the waiting period without losing sight of everyday support.Get free resource
Free scriptFREEParent Script · ADHD and Suspected DyslexiaSchool agesExample wording to help prepare a constructive school conversation.Get free resource
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When you'd like to go further.
Some situations call for more than a quick download. Choose an understanding guide, a practical workbook or a combined pack. Each product page gives the current price and full contents.
Understanding guides and parent booksFor understanding what is happening, not just collecting strategies
Paid book£14.99I’m Not Weird, I’m Just MeAges 6–8A strengths-led guide to understanding ADHD and feeling different.View product
Paid book£19.98Waiting Well · An 18-Month Survival GuideParents · All agesA detailed guide to the time before an assessment.View product
Paid guide£9.99The ADHD Parent PlaybookParents · All agesPractical ideas for routines, communication and home life.View product
Practical toolkitsActivities, printable tools and strategies to use day to day
Year 7 · Guides, toolkit and bundleChoose understanding, printable action tools or both together
Paid guide£12.99Year 7 · The First Six WeeksYears 6–7Understand the demands of the first term and what may need attention.View product
Paid toolkit£9.99Year 7 Transition ToolkitYears 6–7Nine printable tools and ten adaptable school conversation scripts.View product
Bundle£19.99Year 7 Complete PackYears 6–7Get the understanding guide and practical toolkit together.View product
Prices shown are those on the published shop when this directory was prepared; always check the product page for the current price and contents.
When a guide isn't quite enough.
If concerns keep building or school conversations aren't getting anywhere, we can look carefully at your situation and decide on realistic next steps. You don't need to have everything organised before getting in touch.
Parent consultationsIndividual thinking time, clear priorities and workable next steps
School conversations and communicationHelp turning concerns into constructive, specific school discussions
EHCP and evidence supportEngland-specific information, options and document support
Service scopes, availability and fees are explained on the relevant page. Support is advisory; it does not include diagnosis, legal representation or attendance at school meetings unless separately and explicitly agreed.
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Why parents work with me
You don't need another person telling you what your child should be doing. You need someone who will help you understand why things are difficult and what you can actually do about it.
Whether you're worried about ADHD or wider SEND, facing another school meeting, waiting for an assessment, considering an EHCP, or simply thinking, “Something isn't adding up,” I can help you make sense of what is happening.
Together, we look at the whole picture: what you see at home, what school is seeing, where your child is struggling and what may be getting missed.
Then we turn that understanding into clear, practical next steps for home, school and everyday life.
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