Behaviour Support Hub

Could it be sensory? 💚

What looks like "challenging behaviour" may actually be a child communicating sensory overwhelm, discomfort, or a need for sensory input.

Our post below, explores how sensory differences can influence behaviour in neurodivergent children and young people, helping us look beyond what we see and consider what a child might be experiencing.

By understanding sensory needs, we can move from asking "What's wrong with them?" to "What are they telling us through their behaviour?"

Take a look, save for later, and share with anyone supporting neurodivergent children and young people.

Mitchell from Interlink will be at our hub today offering wellbeing support, advice, and a listening ear.
Drop in anytime between 10am–12pm — support available for anything impacting your wellbeing. 💜

📣 Parent Carer Information & Support Event

Behaviour Support Hub and Citizens Advice Rhondda Cynon Taf are pleased to invite parent carers of children and young people with additional needs and neurodivergence to an informal support event.

🗓 Wednesday 10TH June
⏰ 10:00am–2:00pm
📍 ALN Hub, Capel y Bont, Pontypridd

Come along to:
✨ Meet local services and organisations
✨ Access advice and practical support
✨ Connect with other parent carers
✨ Enjoy refreshments in a welcoming space

Services attending include Counterforce, CTM Mind Wellbeing Service, Home-Start, Warm Homes, Eye to Eye, Resilient Families Service and more.

💚 Free to attend – no referral needed. All parent carers welcome