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Regulate, Relate, Reason
To help an anxious or vulnerable child to learn, think and reflect when they are dysregulated, we need to intervene in a simple sequence:
Sensory diet
A “sensory diet”, first coined by Occupational Therapists Wilbarger and Wilbarger (1991), is an individualised plan of physical activities which aim to support a person’s sensory needs.
Sensory Processing Difficulties
General advice about how Sensory Processing Difficulties can effect children and young people.
Social, Emotional and Mental Health Team
General advice about how SEMH difficulties can effect every day life for children and young people.
Structured teaching approaches
Structured teaching approaches are teaching strategies designed to support autistic students. These approaches take into account common autistic traits and can be adapted to each specific autistic student.
Support for CYP with Attention needs and/or ADHD
These are all supports that have been found to be of help with children with needs in the areas of attention, hyperactivity and impulsivity.
The EP Role: Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) Review of Needs
All Education, Health and Care Plans (also called EHCPs), must have a formal annual review every 12 months. The meetings are led by the education setting as they know the child/young person and their family best and they will have the most up to date information about progress and next steps.
The Establish, Maintain, Restore Method (EMR)
This is a framework is a way of breaking relationships down into manageable steps. It focuses on staff building effective relationships with pupils and divides relationships into three stages: The Establish Stage, The Maintain Stage and The Restore Stage.
Total Communication
The total communication approach is about finding and using the right combination of communication methods for each person. This approach helps an individual to form connections, ensure successful interactions and supports information exchanges and conversation.
Window of Tolerance
A useful psychological model for understanding the day-to-day experiences of children and young people (CYP), especially those who have experienced trauma, is the Window of Tolerance. This model is evidence-based, grounded in neuroscience theory (e.g., Porges, 2011).
Working Memory
Working memory is an executive function of the human brain, it helps us to temporarily hold relevant information in mind whilst we complete a daily task.

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