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Train to be your own friend

August 8, 2016 by Tracey Francis No Comments

Finding out more about Trondheim’s “ADHD schools” providing information and support to young adults. When a strategy doesn’t work, how…

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“If a leg doesn’t work, it’s obvious, and many of the things you can do about it are also obvious. But if the brain doesn’t work, the effects can be very widespread and difficult to understand.”

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Essential reading from the Scottish Transitions Forum for anyone supporting a young person with additional needs preparing to leave school. Free to download at www.scottishtransitions.org.uk

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“If a leg doesn’t work, it’s obvious, and many of the things you can do about it are also obvious. But if the brain doesn’t work, the effects can be very widespread and difficult to understand.”

— University inclusion officer

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