What's on in Liverpool

This Learning Programme will take place over 6 Thursday evenings  beginning 16th April 2026,  6pm – 8.30pm.  You should attend all 6 sessions. register here This unique learning programme has been designed to support and empower parents and carers in their understanding of how autism is experienced by children an , ...

This programme runs across 3 Fridays – you should attend all 3 Fridays 17th and 24th April and 1st May Our Neurodevelopmental Conditions Learning Programme provides an opportunity for parents and carers to gain understanding of neurodevelopmental conditions including autism and ADHD  and to develop skills and str , ...

We are delighted to provide an open offer to Liverpool and Sefton parents and carers whose child has received a diagnosis of autism. Subject to availability, places may also be available to those whose child is awaiting an autism assessment. This programme will take place over 3 Mondays – 13th, 20th and 27th Apri , ...

This week’s topic will be “Supporting Organisation and planning skills”.  We share insights into the challenges that can face neurodivergent children and young people with planning and organisation and explore strategies to support develop these skills. Our Online Community Network Groups are an alter , ...

No need to book, just come along Just come along. Our Liverpool group is every Tuesday during term time at 9:30am – 11:30am at the Belle Vale Children’s Centre. The Community Network Groups provide a discussion based opportunity to develop your understanding around neurodevelopmental conditions (NDCs), to a , ...

If you are unable to join us in person, or prefer online, we share our learning programme via 6 online webinars, currently each half term. You will attend all 6 sessions to complete the programme. If you have missed sessions online or face to face, you are welcome to join for the sessions you want to catch up on. Regis , ...

This week’s topic is Tantrums vs Meltdowns Join us to explore the differences between a tantrum and a meltdown and strategies to prevent and de-escalate meltdowns in neurodivergent child or young person. There is also the opportunity to discuss any difficulties you may be experiencing with your child or young per , ...

This Learning Programme will take place over 6 Thursday evenings  beginning 16th April 2026,  6pm – 8.30pm.  You should attend all 6 sessions. register here This unique learning programme has been designed to support and empower parents and carers in their understanding of how autism is experienced by children an , ...

This programme runs across 3 Fridays – you should attend all 3 Fridays 17th and 24th April and 1st May Our Neurodevelopmental Conditions Learning Programme provides an opportunity for parents and carers to gain understanding of neurodevelopmental conditions including autism and ADHD  and to develop skills and str , ...

We are delighted to provide an open offer to Liverpool and Sefton parents and carers whose child has received a diagnosis of autism. Subject to availability, places may also be available to those whose child is awaiting an autism assessment. This programme will take place over 3 Mondays – 13th, 20th and 27th Apri , ...

This week’s topic will be “Using Music to support Neurodiversity” We discuss why is music important for neurodiversity and how can it be useful in supporting our children and young people. Our Online Community Network Groups are an alternative for parents and carers in any of our areas to access discu , ...

No need to book, just come along Just come along. Our Liverpool group is every Tuesday during term time at 9:30am – 11:30am at the Belle Vale Children’s Centre. The Community Network Groups provide a discussion based opportunity to develop your understanding around neurodevelopmental conditions (NDCs), to a , ...

If you are unable to join us in person, or prefer online, we share our learning programme via 6 online webinars, currently each half term. You will attend all 6 sessions to complete the programme. If you have missed sessions online or face to face, you are welcome to join for the sessions you want to catch up on. Regis , ...

This week’s topic is Music and Neurodiversity Join us to explore the importance of music in neurodiversity and how we can use it to support children and young people. There is also the opportunity to discuss any difficulties you may be experiencing with your child or young person and explore strategies to suppor , ...

This Learning Programme will take place over 6 Thursday evenings  beginning 16th April 2026,  6pm – 8.30pm.  You should attend all 6 sessions. register here This unique learning programme has been designed to support and empower parents and carers in their understanding of how autism is experienced by children an , ...