When we received the diagnosis that our son, Freddie, is autistic, my wife and I did what many parents do when hearing this. Research.

We spent weeks looking at what this meant for us as a family, what support Freddie would require throughout his life and crucially, how best to communicate with him.

Freddie was completely …

As you may have seen on our Facebook and Twitter pages (please click the links to follow us if you’re not already following us), we’ve been asking for your suggestions for SEN friendly attractions to visit over the Easter holidays. In no particular order, here’s our guide to the top ten places you’ve been …

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In line with our promise to deliver the best digital visual timeline for children with autism and other additional needs, we have once again listened to the feedback of our users to update and improve our app.

Here’s what our community …

You might have seen some of our recent social media posts about a great event we attended in Stockport on Monday – The Working Together Conference (#CoPro19). As Gareth Morewood explained in his opening remarks, the objective of the CoPro19 event was to develop collaboration and cooperation between teachers and parents in order to …

Parents of children with autism have all had those moments – an event that looks interesting but you’re not sure how your child will cope. I’d like to start this year’s blog (Happy New Year, one and all before I forget) with a personal story from last weekend.

I’m a Cambridge United fan and as …

Judging by the number of lights flashing behind me and the speed that our electricity meter is flying around, Christmas is just around the corner. As well as our excitement for what’s to come in 2019 (more on that in a minute), it’s quite amazing to look back on how much we’ve achieved this …

As thoughts now move towards Christmas activities and parties, it’s a good time to tell you about some of the exciting things that we’ve been up to over the past month or so. You might have seen us at several recent events such as the Autism: A Hands On Approach Conference, the Research SEND …

Hands up if your child loves using digital technology? Hands up who loves a laminated visual timeline, but despairs the time it takes to make and maintain?

This was the starting point for our journey. Visual timelines were a total blessing, reducing stress and meltdowns and helping my son plan and understand what tasks and …

We are always looking for ways to improve your experience using picturepath® and one of the best ways to improve is to listen to our users… and we have!

Our community of users have identified functions on our applications that require some guidance to perform. We’ve uploaded a number of videos to our YouTube channel …

For us, there’s so much to celebrate and so much happiness that comes from being around autistic people.

Open the newspapers or talk to some people with ASD and the view is usually gloomy and negative. Our founder Richard Nurse asked through Quora ‘why it’s so hard to find the positives in Autism?’ Here’s some …

Since we were last in touch, we’ve finished and tested a major development. The sharing option between home and school is now live!

This means that if your school is using picturepath then you can swap between the two timelines. Parents can see what lessons have taken place today (so now you can avoid the …

Parents of children with autism have all had those moments – an event that looks interesting but you’re not sure how your child will cope. I’d like to start this year’s blog (Happy New Year, one and all before I forget) with a personal story from last weekend.

I’m a Cambridge United fan and as …