Tii Hub – Together we have Information not Isolation – join us and other parent carers who “get it” for a cuppa and a chat MONDAY mornings. You are not alone. Pinpoint’s Informal Online Peer support group. Pinpoint provide help and information to parents and carers of children and young people aged 0-25 with additional needs and disabilities in Cambridgeshire....
Following your requests for another sleep session on PDA, firm Pinpoint parent favourite, Nickie Sutton is back to explore how PDA (Persistent Drive for Autonomy AKA Pathological Demand Avoidance) can impact sleep. As always Nickie will be giving tips and strategies and a chance to ask questions as well. Pinpoint provide help and information to...
Termly sessions offering a safe space for SEND parents carers and Mental Health professionals to work together to improve support for SEND children and young people. This sessions speakers are Ormiston Families - Evelyn Taylor explaining how their support can help the whole family NESSie - Rachel Lambie introducing their new Emotional Based School Avoidance...
Karen and Sara are back with us giving their down to earth insights into what we can expect and request in school to help our childs needs. This time we are looking at what is a "reasonable adjustment" in legal terms and in realistic terms, how that can be applied to the school setting. Pinpoint...
Another chance to hear from Sara from Smart Bright Training about what our ADHD child may be struggling with in the classroom and what this may look like in our childs behaviour. Sara looks at what simple changes can support them, and how to communicate their needs to school staff. Pinpoint provide help and information...
Tii Hub – Together we have Information not Isolation – join us and other parent carers who “get it” for a cuppa and a chat MONDAY mornings. You are not alone. Pinpoint’s Informal Online Peer support group Pinpoint provide help and information to parents and carers of children and young people aged 0-25 with additional needs and disabilities in Cambridgeshire. No...
We had such a good turnout to work with us and the Transitions team to develop a parent to parent guide to help us help our child into adulthood. You wanted more information about Wills & Trusts, Health Post 16 and what the offer of support is in mainstream schools. This session is a follow...
Sadly, Pinpoint are hearing of more and more families whose children or young person is struggling to attend and cope in school with Emotional Based School Avoidance. Increasingly some find they are simply unable to attend at which has a huge impact to them, their parents and the wider family. Katy Roe has been working...
Tii Hub – Together we have Information not Isolation – join us and other parent carers who “get it” for a cuppa and a chat MONDAY mornings. You are not alone. Pinpoint’s Informal Online Peer support group Pinpoint provide help and information to parents and carers of children and young people aged 0-25 with additional needs and disabilities in Cambridgeshire. No...
Sleep expert and Pinpoint favourite Nickie Sutton from Peak Sleep is back with us this time to explore how being autistic can impact sleep. Nickie has over 30 years nursing experience and supported many families of autistic children and young people. She is here to explain the "why" plus offer some valuable and practical suggestions...
Karina will be putting the kettle on for you and other parent carers to share experience and support between 9.30am and 11am at our Monthly Tii Hub at Maple Centre, 6 Oak Drive, Huntingdon PE29 7HN. Please note this is a parent carer only event. We know only too well how busy life gets so we will send...
In Health a child is seen as an adult once they are 16years old but they will our children be able to take care of their own health needs? What does this mean and how can we make sure we are still able to support them? We will be discussing this with the many professionals...
With many years working for Autism Anglia, as well as personal experience and understanding, Jo Keys is back with us to look at how school can be a very difficult place for many autistic children. She will be looking at why that is but also offering some practical suggestions and tools you can suggest to...
