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SEND Line – Parents

How do you cope with life on the SEND Line? What tips would you share with another parent as a way of getting to the place you want to be? When you’re feeling angry, withdrawn or anxious, how do you get to feeling more relaxed, confident or accepting?

Please share your tips so other families can make their journey on the SEND Line more manageable.

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Oh I love this! So many emotions that we all go through, just that we feel them more keenly than most more of the time I’d wager 😉 x

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