Helping Neurodiverse families to thrive!
Whether your journey involves autism, ADHD, or other neurodivergent paths, we're here to connect, support, and navigate the unique challenges together.
We are Neurodiverse Family Support
Neurodiverse families include individuals with diverse neurological conditions such as ADHD and autism, fostering an inclusive community that values and supports the unique strengths and challenges within the spectrum of neurodivergence.
About Us
Formally known as Autism in motion we have been supporting families since 2016. As an organisation run by parents, for parents we have a wealth of knowledge and lived experience within our community of parent experts. “travelling in the company of friends, makes the journey easier’’
Support
As a service we offer practical support, advice and guidance, as well as training and workshops for parents, carers and professionals alongside a range of fun and engaging age appropriate activities and social experiences for our children and young people
Activities
Social events and activities are an essential part of the work we do, instructors are handpicked based on experience,knowledge, education, and personality.
Book A Course
Check out our courses where we provide information on all of our courses along with links to other relevant services and other useful information. We update this regularly.
Why Choose Us?
Caring & Friendly
Caring & Friendly
We understand your journey because we have been there too. We can help you to navigate those next steps along the right path for you and your family
Easy Access
Easy Access
You can self refer to our service either via our easy to navigate website or across our social media platforms
Qualified & Competent
Qualified & Competent
We are qualified, competent and have a wealth of knowledge and lived experience within our network. All of our activity instructors have been handpicked for their personal qualities.
Quick & Helpful
Quick & Helpful
Our team cares about responding to your enquiries as swiftly as possible. Rest assured that you are a priority, and they are on the case!
Support for Parents/carers
we offer a range of courses, support and peer to peer engagement.
Created By Parents
We are a dedicated support network based in Liverpool & Merseyside, empowering and assisting families with children facing neurodivergent conditions. As a family-driven organisation, we provide support, advice, and guidance through courses, advice sessions, and we have regular coffee mornings and at our centre and at other venues across the city. Embracing a holistic family approach, we ensure siblings are included in all our activities and outings
Common Questions
What does Neurodiverse mean?
Neurodiversity embraces the natural variations in how our brains function, recognizing and valuing the diverse ways individuals experience the world, including conditions like ADHD and autism
What is autism?
Autism is a neurological condition that affects social interaction, communication, and behavior, often presenting as a spectrum with varying strengths and challenges
What is ADHD?
ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by challenges in sustaining attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity, impacting daily functioning
What is the ASD and ADHD pathway?
This put simply is the diagnostic process for both ASD/ADHD. In Liverpool these are separate pathways but there are plans to join these into a neurological pathway as these often overlap.
What is the DSM5
The DSM 5 is the Diagnostic and statisticsal manual of mental disorders, put simply it is the framework for which a diagnosis for Autism can be given. There are set criteria for a diagnosis which are laid out within the manual.
What is a Paediatrician?
Paediatricians are doctors who manage medical conditions affecting infants, children and young people. Community Paediatrics – these doctors are based in the community and look after children with developmental, social or behavioural problems and those with a physical disability.
What is an EHAT?
EHAT is a tool used for gathering information and a standard approach in assessment for the identification of Early Help needs. The EHAT helps practitioners to gather and understand information about the needs and strengths of children and the family.
What is an EHCP?
An education, health and care (EHC) plan is for children and young people aged up to 25 who need more support than is available through special educational needs support.
Our mission is to create communities of support across Merseyside for people facing neurodivergent paths which enable personal and professional development.
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