If behaviours of concern are still happening, does that mean Positive Behaviour Support is not working? Behaviour change matters, but it is not the only measure. This reflective guide explores the changes we should expect to see in the behaviour itself, the person's daily life and the systems around them.

Children often know they experience the world differently long before they have words to explain why. An honest, neuroaffirming conversation about diagnosis can replace harmful self-labels with understanding, language and access to support.

“Make sure you take time for yourself.” This is advice most parents have heard. Take a break. Go to the gym. Book a babysitter. Get more sleep. Rest when you can. While this advice is well-intended, it often misses the mark for parents raising neurodivergent children. The reality can be quite different. Perhaps your child cannot safely be left with a babysitter. Maybe there is no extended family nearby, suitable respite is unavailable, or the people around you do not understand your child’s...