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Neurodivergent people process the world differently, here are some links to explain more and support you
Some children and young people may think, learn, or experience the world differently due to conditions like autism, ADHD, or dyslexia. The term “SEND” stands for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities and you may hear this used by professionals such as in school. Understanding and accepting neurodiversity helps create a more supportive and inclusive environment.Â
In Plymouth, the Neurodiversity Wellbeing Team offer a confidential, free advice line available to all children, young people  and their families who have a diagnosis or are waiting for an assessment
Neurodiversity-Wellbeing-Hub-Advice-Line-Flyer-2024.pdf
Plymouth Information , Advice and Support for SEND service (PIASS)
The Child Development Centre assess for Neurodiversity, their website has more information on their service what to expect if you visit them
The Child Development Centre | University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust
In Plymouth, we believe in the power of inclusion—where every child, regardless of their background or needs, has the opportunity to thrive in education. The Plymouth GATI site explains more about how children and young people with SEND are supported in our City
Click below for further information, resources, and support for neurodivergent young people and their families.
•NHS England » Useful autism resources and training
•Neurodiversity | NHS England | Workforce, training and education
•Help & Resources – ADHD Foundation
