The Pines - Highland Neurodevelopmental Support
The Pines - Highland Neurodevelopmental Support
Thank you for looking at the Pines support films.
Who are we? The Pines is a multiservice building in Inverness, Scotland. The building hosts charities such at the National Autistic Society Scotland and Thriving Families, together with the Highland Council neurodevelopmental training team. The building offers support for autism and wider neurodevelopmental issues in Highland. To find out more see our website www.thepineshighland.com/
If you have any feedback about the films please get in touch, email [email protected] or call 01463 720030.
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An adult version considering elderly bereaved mothers could be useful too, those who had milk
That's next to my school.
Hello we have been on waiting list for 4 year's now any phone number we can get you on. Thanks
Hi there this is the NDAS contact information 01463 720057 or email [email protected]
Thanks so much for this detailed interview Willow is amazing !!
Thanks so much for your comment, Willow is indeed amazing!
is this for streaming youtube gaming?
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No, this KZread channel is for information about neurodevelopmental differences.
It would be nice to have a little bit of acknowledgement of asexuality in talks like this
Thanks for your comment. We're hoping to run a session on gender dysphoria later in 2023 so we'll have a new video for this topic afterwards which might be helpful.
very helpful thank you
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Just started listening, sounds great so far. Thanks👍
Also I wandered where you can get diagnosed with sensory processing disorder please? I don’t think you get it in the highlands xx
Sensory Processing is assessed as part of the NDAS process.
@@thepines-highland that’s great, thank you for replying xx
Very helpful, thank you. I just wandered how you would know if your child has a lower IQ that would put them in the category of learning disability or is it only through NDAS. Xx
Its not common practise to test Childrens IQ in Highland however if a child is slightly behind peers in terms of academic achievement and life skills we would potentially put that down to a learning difficulty possibly associated with a Neurodevelopmental condition such as ADHD making it difficult for them to concentrate , if they were moderately behind peers health professionals may refer to that child have a “ Global Development delay” and if the were significantly behind and in need of specialist education and support we would then consider them to have a Learning Disability. However these are very broad categories and each child is unique with their own strengths and pressures
@@thepines-highland thank you for explaining. That makes sense xx
Very informative. Thank you !
Found this very interesting as my son at Drummond school is spending a ot of time outside of the classroom recently lying around in the corridor reluctant to be in the class, which is a fairly new behaviour.
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Very nice interview Carrie
This was very good interview. I identify with your story Carrie.
Thanks Zach, we appreciate your feedback.
This is a great resource - thanks for sharing
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Brilliant thanks so much for sharing
very good video, xx
This is so informative. thank you so much.
I’m assuming there is a particular age when children are allowed to live in imaginary realm eg tooth fairy IS very much real in their world and that’s ok
Sorry for the delay but here is a reply from the Pines: Yes of course it is fine to believe in fairies! The problem with the girl in this example was that her school pals were making fun of her and challenging her on her belief so her mum wanted to explain things correctly to her so she understood the difference between Fact and Fiction.
Can’t wait to give myself a whole 35 + minutes to sit and watch and listen to this later today.
Bill gates and Steve Jobs autistic? What's her sources? Seems conspiracy theory-ish.
Briliant film Willow , thanks so much for doing this for the parents in Inverness it gives such a positive overview x
Thank you so much for sharing these videos! We were lucky enough to be part of the Aspire pilot group and its lovely to come back to these videos from time to time as a refresher, and a confidence booster.
Really pleased to see how play can be used to transform the lives on children on the autism spectrum. Play offers a medium to connect minds and think in new and more flexible ways, to communicate and build understanding of others. Thank you for sharing this important aspect of learning and development.
Thank you so much for making a comment on this film, we really appreciate all feedback about the Pines films.