Read our blogs about special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), suitable for all levels of psychology knowledge and written by our HSR team.
What is Selective Mutism? Generally speaking, people can characterise Selective Mutism (SM) as a disorder of 'lack of speech'. SM is quite rare, meaning it is difficult to notice if someone has the disorder. SM is mostly common in children. Usually, a child […]
On 8 November, some of us here at HSR Psychology attended the disabled living exhibition held by Kidz to adultz […]
Psychological assessments can be beneficial for many aspects of your child’s life – for example, they can bring about improvements […]
An introduction to therapy rooms The idea behind creating a therapy room, instead of your traditional clinical room, is that […]
With the summer holidays here, it can be a daunting time for families with children who have autism. Don’t fret! […]
This blog is a summary of everything I learnt, or thought was important from the promoting spelling part of our […]
Our CPD event on promoting memory was very interesting for me, here’s a summary for those of you who couldn’t […]
ADHD Some children, young people and adults live a happy and fulfilled life with undiagnosed ADHD; this could be due […]
What is neurodiversity? Neurodiversity is a concept which recognises and respects neurological differences in the same way you would for […]
ASC Autistic spectrum conditions (ASC) are developmental conditions which affects individuals in very different ways. We need to break the […]
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