We’re pleased to announce our updated appointment’s and pricing from April. We will be offering a broader range of appointment types, making these more accessible for our guests. And that’s not all…We also have the launch of something very exciting…

We know that your time can be stretched, especially if you work in schools where the workload is high. We’ve put this toolkit together to help break down the Government’s proposals and what they might mean for you, and to…

Did you grow up with a sibling diagnosed with autism or ADHD? This research explores how support during childhood associates to adult psychological well-being amongst siblings. Adults aged 18+ Anonymous online questionaire Takes around 15 mins Your participation will contribute…

A big thank you to Emma Eager and Emily Abbot for their presentation on the Autism Wellbeing Project, explaining what it was, and the services they offer. There was also a very open discussion on the topics raised during the…

Time to Deliver template – In response to the house of lords report, please see a draft template you can use and edit to send to your MP. The more people who contact their MP the more we can make…

Axia is committed to supporting families during these uncertain times. We have listened to your feedback and understand that ‘The school’s white paper: Every child achieving and thriving’, has left many of you feeling hopeless and uncertain. We want to…

It’s been just over a week since the Government published its Schools White Paper, detailing plans to reform the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system in England. Alongside these plans, the Government launched a consultation, which is open until…

Jacqui Brett, one of our Neurodevelopmental Diagnosticiand, has had two articles published recently: Occupation and ageing: Beyond walking frames and shower stools. Original article, later edition featured in RCOT, OT News, February/March edition 2026, pages 35-37 Beyond bike riding: The…

Today, the Government published its plans for how it will reform the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system. Reforms are much needed and have been long promised. But rumours and leaks have caused a lot of anxiety for families…

Following further leaks in the media in recent days, we expect the Government to finally publish its plans for SEND reform this week. We know the government wants an emphasis on early support in mainstream schools, but reform must not…

The assessment crisis needs action – right now We know there are hundreds of thousands of people waiting for an autism and/or ADHD assessment. Many desperately need help. Yet they are waiting years. That’s years of not getting the right…

We expect the Government to announce its long-awaited plans to reform the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system very soon. In a new blog, our Chief Executive sets out our five principles for effective reform. If the white paper…

We wanted to share this picture from the Pokémon European International Championship 2026, which Calvin attended this weekend at Excel London. Share This Post:

Penguins and Pigeons: A Bird’s Tale: A story and activity book that helps children understand and appreciate neurodivergent experiences. by Jacqui Brett Every child deserves to feel seen and understood. When children understand their differences, they are better able to…

The Disabled Children’s Partnership and the charity Kids, campaign for better support for disabled children, young people and their families. This survey is for young disabled people aged 11-25 years, living in England. The government plan to reform the system…

Thank you to Dr Linda Buchan for the first Post-Diagnostic Support Group presentation of 2026, which was a discussion on “Neurodivergent Relationships”, preceded by a follow up on the House of Lords report and services offered by Axia.   The…