Health

We provide a variety of health services across all education settings to support a broad range of needs.

Which health services do we provide?

We provide the following health services to education settings:

What can our health services help with?

Our health services help children, young people and education settings with a broad range of needs and conditions including, but not limited to:

• Autism spectrum conditions (ASC)
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
• Cerebral palsy
• Developmental co-ordination disorder (DCD) / dyspraxia
• Developmental delay
• Down’s syndrome
• Sensory processing disorder
• Speech, language and communication needs (SLCN)

Providing onsite specialist health services to education settings supports a joined-up approach to identifying and addressing needs whilst reducing the number of absences caused by attending appointments.

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What do our health services provide to education settings?

Our health services all provide work on a specialist, group and a systemic level. This range in approaches enables education settings to choose the appropriate level of input. Each of our specialist health services offers assessments, interventions/treatments, training and consultancy.

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Which education settings do we work in?

We work in all settings providing education to children and young people age 0-25, this includes alternative provision, residential schools, post-16 training programmes and young offender institutes.

Who we work with

Our specialist services can be accessed by education, health and other professions working with children and young people.