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any parents had their send child go to resource provision at mainstream and found helpful?

Vick

Hi ok trying again... to reach out.  There must be someone on here with amount of members on here that have gone through this.

Anyone had their child go to Resource Provision at a Mainstream school and found things improved? Autistic child.  

I'm really at a low point with all this trying to do it on my own with no support.  And yes ive tried Sendiass. I actually need other parents feedback on this?

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  • Hi there Vick.  Thanks for reaching out.  I am sure there are plenty of parents on the online community that have experienced either the same or similar things to you, and they'll be able to offer guidance in advice.

    In the meantime, you may like to have a look at the NAS guidance pages on getting help for your child at school, which have been recently updated: Getting help at school

    I'd also like to direct you to the parent to parent helpline.
    The Parent to Parent Emotional Support Service provides emotional support to parents and carers regarding their autistic children/grown-up children. The service is provided by trained volunteers with personal experience as the parent of an autistic child or adult. Our focus is on emotional support and understanding what it is like for you as a parent. We offer empathy, understanding, and a safe space to talk through your feelings and experiences. To request a call, complete a web enquiry form here: https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/help-and-support/parent-to-parent-helpline

    I am wishing you and your child all the best going forward.

    - Nicola Mod

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  • Hi there Vick.  Thanks for reaching out.  I am sure there are plenty of parents on the online community that have experienced either the same or similar things to you, and they'll be able to offer guidance in advice.

    In the meantime, you may like to have a look at the NAS guidance pages on getting help for your child at school, which have been recently updated: Getting help at school

    I'd also like to direct you to the parent to parent helpline.
    The Parent to Parent Emotional Support Service provides emotional support to parents and carers regarding their autistic children/grown-up children. The service is provided by trained volunteers with personal experience as the parent of an autistic child or adult. Our focus is on emotional support and understanding what it is like for you as a parent. We offer empathy, understanding, and a safe space to talk through your feelings and experiences. To request a call, complete a web enquiry form here: https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/help-and-support/parent-to-parent-helpline

    I am wishing you and your child all the best going forward.

    - Nicola Mod

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