What happens during a stem cell therapy session? A calm walkthrough for parents
Knowing what to expect can make a visit feel lighter. Here is a gentle walk through the days before, the day itself and the days after.
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What age can a child be considered for stem cell therapy for autism?
Our programme welcomes children aged 4 and up, but age is only one part of the picture. Here is how our medical team thinks about suitability.
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12 questions to ask before choosing a stem cell clinic for autism
A simple list of questions, and why each one matters, to help you feel steady and informed when speaking with any provider.
Red flags: how to spot clinics that overpromise on autism
Most families meet bold promises at some point. Here is how to recognise them calmly, and what honest, careful practice looks like instead.
Autism and sleep: gentle routines that help children settle
Practical, kind ideas for calmer evenings, from visual bedtime schedules to sensory friendly bedrooms and gentle ways to handle night waking.
Sensory overload in autistic children: signs and calm strategies
What sensory overload can look like, how to notice triggers and gentle ways to help your child feel safe again, at home and out in the world.
Speech and communication: how therapy and home practice fit together
Communication comes in many forms. Here is how speech therapy and gentle, play based practice at home can support your child together.
Speech, occupational and behavioural therapy: autism therapies explained for parents
A neutral, plain English guide to the main autism therapies, what a session might look like and the questions worth asking any therapist.
Autism and ADHD together: what parents should know
Autism and ADHD can occur together. Here is how that might look day to day, and gentle strategies for home and school.
Supporting your autistic child at school: working with teachers
Practical, kind ideas for building a calm partnership with your child's teachers, from an about my child page to raising concerns gently.
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