Professionals

Working with children who have SEND, or with families navigating the system, means carrying a significant amount of knowledge about a complex and often frustrating landscape. This section is for the professionals who do that work every day.

We are former teachers and education leaders. We understand what it looks like from inside a school, a clinic, or a social care team. The resources and content here are designed to be genuinely useful, not just informative.

Who this is for

We work alongside a wide range of professionals. SENCOs and teachers navigating complex cases. Social workers and supervising social workers supporting children in care. Health visitors, paediatricians, CAMHS workers, speech and language therapists, and occupational therapists working with children with additional needs. GPs who encounter families struggling to get the right support. Solicitors and advocates working on SEND cases.

If your work brings you into contact with children with SEND or the families who support them, you are in the right place.

Resources and articles

We publish regular articles and resources covering the SEND system, how it works in practice, and what families and professionals need to know. They are free to read, download, and share.

Explore resources for professionals

Training and CPD

We offer bespoke training and CPD for schools, nurseries, and other organisations working with children with SEND. Sessions are designed around what is actually happening in your setting rather than generic off-the-shelf content.

Explore Training and CPD

If you work with families who need independent support

Sometimes the families you work with need more than your service can provide. They may need someone to help them navigate the SEND system, prepare for a review, or understand what they are entitled to ask for.

If that situation arises, we are here. You can point families our way at any time. The free 20-minute call is a good starting point for any family who is not sure where to begin.

Find out how we support families

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