Supporting Children’s SEN, Neurodivergence & Mental Wellbeing at Home
Support your child with ADHD, Autism, or other neurodivergent and mental health needs through specialist exercises from Wired for Movement at Home.
Offering instant, affordable support tailored to your child’s unique challenges, all from the comfort of home
New, new, new…. Welcome to Wired for Movement @Home
We Start with the Chooser Chart, a simple and accessible first assessment tool.
You then get the Chooser Chart Results
A Report that determines the next assessment
this assessment identifies the best programme for your child
then you're ready to go with your 16 week programme!
it will be one of 60 programmes
designed to improve physical, sensory, motor or emotional development
age appropriate and ready to be used the moment you get it
containing 24 pages of plans, tips, guidance and support
so you can start to make a difference every day
Space to consider why you are doing it, what are your hopes and goals
and for your child, a space to consider what they want, their goals
and weekly trackers to mark the changes, because even if changes are gradual
when you reach the end and look back, the changes they've made can surprise you
And the Follow up Assessments will show the progress made.
10 minutes, 4 times a week, it includes two 16 week plan options, and a condensed 8 week plan.
With top tips on how to make each 10 minute session a success
You get eight specific exercises
with instructions you read straight from the page
with detailed variations to simplify it, or progress it to make it more challenging
Some include specially commissioned music, but every one has guidance for you to make the exercise a success
And each report gives day-to-day ideas to help your child find success
Struggling to Get Support for Your Child? Download a Wired for Movement Programme today
As a parent, it’s frustrating when your child is struggling in school or at home, and the help they need feels out of reach.
Whether you're navigating sensory challenges, behavioural issues, physical difficulties, learning challenges or attention difficulties, the support system can feel overwhelming, and waiting lists seem never-ending.
The Wired for Movement @Home programme is designed to be an instantly accessible resource that’s affordable to buy and engaging to do. Using assessments to identify the most impactful programme, with a plan that’s simple to do and slides easily into everyday life. it’s a welcome resource to make life easier for both you and your child.
Our home-based programme is an extension of the Wired for Movement School programme, designed for use as 1-1 and small group support for SEN, and as a whole class Physical Education programme for mainstream and special schools to improve every child’s development and skill.
But our @Home programme offers a more focused and robust plan that includes the essential exercises and techniques redesigned for any household that you can use right in the comfort of your home.
What is Wired for Movement@Home Trying to Achieve for Parents?
With Wired for Movement @Home, we give you a plan you can use instantly - a personalised pathway that addresses your child’s unique needs.
Immediate Support: Avoid the long waits for assessments and get started now with our easy-to-use Chooser Chart. This guide us the most relevant assessment which will determine the best programme for your child.
Specialist Exercises: Whether it’s managing attention, improving emotional control, or addressing sensory difficulties, our tailored exercises are designed to help your child progress at their own pace.
Affordable & Flexible: Professional support can often be costly and inaccessible. We’ve made sure our programme is affordable, giving you access to expert-designed strategies whenever and wherever it suits you.
How Neuro-Developmental Exercises Improve Motor-Sensory Skills
Neuro-developmental exercises are a key part of improving motor-sensory skills in children with neurodivergent needs like ADHD or Autism. These exercises help the brain and body communicate more effectively, building stronger neural pathways.
Boosting Coordination and Balance: Simple movements like crawling, balancing, or reaching across the body strengthen the brain's motor control areas. This improves coordination and balance, making everyday tasks like dressing or writing easier.
Enhancing Sensory Processing: Exercises that involve touch, balance, and body awareness help children process sensory information better. Activities like pushing or pulling heavy objects can help calm children and reduce sensory overload.
Supporting Cognitive Function: Engaging in movements that involve both sides of the body strengthens connections between the brain's hemispheres. This boosts attention, problem-solving, and emotional control, which are essential for learning and behaviour management.
Focused Breathing and Positive Imagery for Mental Health
Focused breathing and positive imagery techniques are simple but powerful tools for improving mental health in children.
Improving Emotional Control: When children imagine positive, peaceful scenarios while practicing focused breathing, they can shift their attention from negative thoughts. This helps them handle stress and emotions in a more bal
Calming the Nervous System: Deep breathing activates the body’s relaxation response, reducing stress hormones and helping children manage anxiety more effectively. This technique is especially useful in stressful moments, promoting calm and focus.
Building Confidence: Positive imagery—visualising success or calm situations—helps children build resilience and reduce worry. Over time, this technique can boost confidence in their ability to manage difficult situations, improving overall mental wellbeing.
Welcome to Wired for Movement @Home
It’s ready, but not yet for sale… but you can get it free if you’re happy to help…
So after many years of work, i’ve finally created all 60 programmes. But just like how the school version didn’t go out until it was tested to get it just right, so to this programme.
So I’m running pilots, I’m opening to doors to you give you the first opportunity to get this programme, for free, with support. What I need is feedback about your experience. Anything and everything from the design of the programme, the assessments, the content and of course how the programme went.
I can probably manage to support around 20 - 30 families. There’s no cost, no commitment requirement, the name of your child never has to be shared. But I’d love to build a dialogue and a community. I’ve dreamt of creating this programme for so many years, and have worked to do it for just as many.
If you’re interested to know, have a question or ready to get started, then send me an email using the form below.
Sure hope to hear from you soon,
