Supporting Neurodiverse Children & Young People To Make Friends
03/09/22 • 38 min
Join us for an episode that looks at some of the challenges that neurodiverse children may face when it comes to building a friendship group.
During the session we discuss developing friends through shared interests, building resilience when it doesn't go to plan, what makes a good friend, and celebrating the successes no matter how big or small.
We are delighted to welcome Anne-Marie Harrison from Ideas Afresh Education and Rob Stow, Director of Character and Culture at Rainford High School in St Helens to the podcast.
We hope you enjoy listening!
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Join us for an episode that looks at some of the challenges that neurodiverse children may face when it comes to building a friendship group.
During the session we discuss developing friends through shared interests, building resilience when it doesn't go to plan, what makes a good friend, and celebrating the successes no matter how big or small.
We are delighted to welcome Anne-Marie Harrison from Ideas Afresh Education and Rob Stow, Director of Character and Culture at Rainford High School in St Helens to the podcast.
We hope you enjoy listening!
Subscribe to our SENsational channel: Neurodiversity Podcast | SENsational: The Special Educational Needs Podcast (SEN) - Witherslack Group
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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