“Helpful tips on managing conflict in neurodiverse families”
One Child.
One Shared Approach.
ANCHOR Inclusion® trains the adults around a child with additional needs to respond consistently, whether in a classroom, playground or in their own home.
Supporting the adults.
Keeping the child at the centre.
ANCHOR Inclusion brings together parent learning and professional development, with a focus on inclusion, wellbeing and practical support in everyday life.
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Explore parent support →02 / FOR SCHOOLSBuild a shared approach across your team.
One approach every adult in your school uses, evidenced in the app. From £300 to start, £120 a head for full certification.
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Explore practitioner training →More consistency.
Fewer disconnected conversations.
Our aim is to help the adults around a child understand needs, respond thoughtfully and work together.
Training and parent workshops offer a shared starting point while respecting the different roles, responsibilities and realities of family and school life.
Meet ANCHOR InclusionListening to families.
23 of 24 parents tried the strategies at home within two weeks. Early, self-reported, from a small pilot with no comparison group.
Read the numbers and their limitsWhat workshop participants say.
Feedback from parents and participants who have attended ANCHOR Inclusion workshops and training.
“Really helpful advise and information to support me as a parent for my children. Thank you!”
“It was such a great session that is helping me manage how I respond to my child's need”
“Good course so far. Only used a couple ideas from this one session but makes sense and easy to follow processes”
“Great session giving practical advice and tips to use in the moment. I feel a bit more prepared and would certainly recommend to others.”
“The workshop's focus on helping children survive and recover from rejection, rather than trying to prevent every experience of rejection, is often a realistic and useful approach.”
“Really great session, nicely explained and a useful tool provided that can be put into practice”
“I have the privilege of attending A Workshop earlier today. And I found it very helpful. Has somebody who personally struggles with ADHD and autism herself, it is always very stressful when trying to assist a child who is going through the same struggles. This gave me some great advice. Lots of tips and tricks to navigate difficult situations, and all of it presented in a very reassuring, and interactive way. I would certainly recommend this seminar, if you are lost. and have no idea where to start.”
“Very useful and independent session, especially useful re making sure nervous system is regulated before trying to approach the situation.”
“Excellent. Informative and collaborative”
“Great training on how to avoid meltdowns and improve transitions - thank you!”
“Really descriptive and helpful presentation. They went over multiple scenarios and how better to deal with these. Before the session i felt slightly confused about which route to take when dealing with my child's frustrations however after the session its made me feel much more confident and greatly appreciate the opportunity to participate. Would definitely recommend!”
“Excellent strategies given to approach transition periods with a neurodivergent child. Will help immeasurably in the future.”
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