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Support for Parents/Carers

https://www.nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/parentline
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NST parent/carer newsletter June 2025

Autism East Midlands - courses and support for families with or without diagnosis (example below)

EMPOWERING PARENTS, EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES - The 'Being a Parent - Autism' Online course

EMPOWERING PARENTS, EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES - The 'Being a Parent' Online Course

EMPOWERING PARENTS, EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES - The 'Being a Parent - Living with ADHD' online course

EMPOWERING PARENTS, EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES - The 'Being a Parent - Living with Teenagers' course online

Neurodevelopmental Behaviour Support Service
Cygnet Parenting Support

A diagnosis of Autism is required to access this parenting program.
The Cygnet Parenting Support Programme is for parents and carers of children and young people aged 5-18 with an autistic spectrum condition. Parents of children on the autistic spectrum face the usual positive and difficult challenges of parenting and quite a few more. Attending Cygnet gives you an opportunity to develop your understanding of autism and look at practical solutions to support your child.

ADHD Support through the Neuro-developmental Behaviour Support Service
Small Steps have two ADHD courses for parents of a children with an ADHD diagnosisand those with ADHD type behaviours without diagnosis.

Option 1 - The New Forest Parenting Programme

Option 2 - The ADHD Workshop

You do not need to be referred by a professional, you can book yourself a place on one of the above courses providing you have a Nottinghamshire GP

Parent/Carer Support Group for ADHD/AUTISM

Neurodevelopmental Behaviour Support (NBS)

No diagnosis required.

A parent and carers support group. A safe space to discuss your child or family’s needs regarding behaviours that are indicative of Autism and/or ADHD.

Experienced staff are on hand for a chat, offer support and advice, alongside

the opportunity meet other parents/cares with similar experiences.

NOTTS PARENT EVENT: Understanding Dyslexia and Supporting at Home

Parenting and Family Support