Neurodiversity and emotional wellbeing

Information, advice and practical tools to support the health and wellbeing of children, young people, and families.
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Cumberland Neurodiversity and Emotional Wellbeing Service

Neurodiversity and Emotional Wellbeing Service

Find out more about the service and how to contact the team.

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About neurodiversity and emotional wellbeing

Learn what neurodiversity means and how to support children with different ways of thinking, learning and experiencing the world.

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Local support groups and organisations

Find local support services you and your child can use.

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Physical wellbeing

Advice and support with daily routines including eating and drinking, toileting needs, sleep and energy levels.

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Feelings and change

Support with managing emotions, choices and change, emotional wellbeing and scared of school.

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Communication and relationships

Support with friendships, speech, language and communication.

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Thinking and learning

Advice and guidance on processing information, attention and impulse control.

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Movement and our senses

Developing skills for physical activities, support with sensory processing and advice on sensory environments.

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Supporting your child at home

Home safety, equipment and when to contact occupational therapy for support.