From the outside it may look as though you are coping.
But only you know what it is costing you. Perhaps you have become so used to putting yourself last that you barely notice you are doing it.
Or maybe you're here because you are worried about your child and unsure what to do next. You want to understand what they need and help the people around them work together.
At SEND at Heart, I offer one-to-one coaching and specialist SEND support. Here we speak honestly about what is happening without having to make it sound easier than it is. We begin with what is happening now and work out what you need next.
THERE IS ROOM FOR YOU HERE...
One-to-one REST Coaching
You may already understand a great deal about yourself. You know the thoughts you get trapped in, the decisions you second-guess and the patterns you return to. Yet when the moment comes, knowing is not always enough to help you choose differently.
REST takes us beyond insight. We look honestly at what keeps happening and work with it, without blame, but not without challenge. You will have support and accountability as you learn to trust your own voice and act on what you know.
This is not about feeling clearer for an hour and then returning to the same life. It is about becoming someone you can count on in the life outside the session.
Experienced SEND Support
When home and school do not match, it takes real SEND knowledge to understand what may be happening underneath and what support should follow.
My experience spans classroom teaching, SENCO practice, senior inclusion leadership, specialist SEND work and local-authority monitoring. I understand how needs are identified, how schools make decisions and where provision or communication can break down.
I use that knowledge to look carefully at your child’s situation, help you understand what is already in place and identify what may need to happen next. The aim is not conflict. It is clearer, better-informed conversations between home and school, centred on support that makes a genuine difference to your child’s day.
