This is still huge progress as previously, he would make assumptions about people and situations and often misinterpret them, creating even more anxiety. This means he often become completely overwhelmed and won’t leave his room, his safe space. Does that mean they like him? How can he tell for next time? He will constantly ask me what a person meant when they spoke to him. Are they friend or foe? This is a source of huge anxiety for him. My youngest son, who is autistic, shows enormous courage and bravery every day as he tries independently to work out people’s intentions towards him. Remember that bravery is often not the great voice that roars, but is the small voice or action that says ‘Tomorrow I will try again’ ANgela Kelly Whether this be in the face of discrimination, bullying, hate crime, injustice, inequity or just plain adversity! This, sadly, is too often their normal daily life. Our young people with additional needs face even more challenges than their peers EVERY SINGLE DAY. If your child or young person has additional needs, whether a learning need, a mental health issue, autism or another neurodevelopmental condition, demonstrating their bravery can take a very different approach. EHCP Assessment: SNJ’s “Get started” Checklist.Distance education resources for children and young people with SEND.SNJ’s Top Blogging Tips for groups and charities.About Ambitious About Autism Youth Patrons.
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