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In an already complex process and an imperfect system, uncertainty and unanswered questions make a stressful process more difficult for parents.
In this webinar recording we talk about the EHCP process from the parents’ perspective. It’s illustrated throughout with Eliza’s brilliant cartoons.
Eliza and Abigail discuss:
This recording is available to watch for 12 months after purchase.
It is suitable for children with and without a diagnosis
Total running time: 1 hour 9 mins (video), 17 mins Q&A audio.
Dr Abigail Fisher is an educational psychologist who has worked in local authorities and now works independently. She has a special interest in helping parents navigate complex and confusing SEN processes, through providing clear, easy to digest information.
Eliza Fricker is the author and illustrator of The Family Experience of PDA and Can't Not Won't. She runs a successful illustrated blog at www.missingthemark.blog and can be found on FB under the same name.
This recording is not therapy and should not be used as a replacement for therapy.
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