Expert Guidance for EHCP Applications, Parental Statements & Draft Reviews
Expert support navigating Education, Health, and Care Plans (EHCPs) — without the stress, confusion, or long NHS waitlists.
No diagnosis required. No long waitlists. Just clarity and a clear next step.
Understanding EHCPs & Why They Matter
An EHCP (Education, Health, and Care Plan) is a legal document designed to support children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). It ensures schools and local authorities provide tailored support to meet your child’s learning, behavioural, and emotional needs.
Navigating EHCPs can feel overwhelming: long application processes, complex paperwork, and meetings with schools and local authorities can leave families unsure of where to start.
At SEN Parent Support, I help parents understand the EHCP process, prepare for meetings, and feel confident advocating for their child — so you get practical, actionable support without the stress.
How I Help Families With EHCPs
I’m Laura, a UK-qualified teacher (QTS, 2015) and SEND specialist with over 10 years’ experience supporting children with SEND. I’ve guided hundreds of families through EHCP applications and early intervention planning in Ofsted-regulated schools across the UK.
EHCP Guidance & Planning
Step-by-step support to understand eligibility, process, and timelines
Meeting Preparation
Strategies for presenting your child’s needs clearly to schools and local authorities
Collaborative Planning
Advice on working with teachers, SENCOs, and allied professionals
Practical Home Support
Strategies that align with EHCP goals and daily routines
Confidence Without Diagnosis
Guidance even if your child does not yet have a formal diagnosis
With a UK-trained foundation in SEND frameworks, I help parents feel informed, empowered, and able to make decisions in their child’s best interest.
Start Helping Your Child Today!
Hi, I’m Laura,
founder of Clear Path.
I'm a qualified primary teacher and SEN specialist and I know how exhausting it can feel to support a child who’s struggling.
I created this space to offer calm, practical guidance and reassurance — helping parents feel steadier, more confident, and supported every step of the way.
No diagnosis required. No long waitlists. Just clarity and a clear next step.
Supporting Families
Through the EHCP Process
How Anxiety Can Impact Daily Life
I work with parents who feel:
Confused by paperwork and statutory requirements
Overwhelmed by meetings and professional advice
Frustrated by delays or uncertainty
And children who are experiencing:
Behavioural escalations or anxiety
Emotional regulation challenges
Learning difficulties or neurodiverse needs
My goal is to turn uncertainty into clarity and confidence. Together, we focus on practical strategies for home and school, so your child gets the support they need right now.
Deep Dive Into Personalised Strategies
Why Parents Choose
EHCP Support With Me
Here are examples of actionable techniques you can start using immediately:
Step-by-step guidance for the EHCP process
Practical strategies aligned with statutory frameworks
Support for parents and children without needing a formal diagnosis
Confidence in school meetings and communications
"Knowledge and preparation make all the difference — and your child deserves the right support."
Outcomes You Can Expect
Working together, families often see.
Reduced morning and school stress: Fewer battles over leaving the house or attending events.
More confident and resilient child: Children gain skills to manage worry independently.
Tools you can rely on: No more guessing what works — you’ll have strategies that actually make a difference.
Calmer home environment: Less tension, more understanding, and stronger parent-child connection.
The result is a more harmonious home environment, where both parent and child feel supported, understood, and empowered.
If you recognise your child in this page and want calm,
practical guidance, book a free 15‑minute parent call
Start Making a Change Today
How I Support Families in Sydney
ADHD shows up differently in every child, which is why I provide practical, personalised
strategies tailored to your child’s strengths, challenges, and your family’s daily routines.
Better focus and task completion
Reduced impulsive behaviour and meltdowns
Calmer mornings, homework sessions, and evenings
Improved parent-child relationships
Children learning self-regulation and social skills
I proudly support families across Sydney, including the Eastern Suburbs, Inner West, Marrickville, Ryde and surrounding areas. My strategies also align with local school expectations and real‑world routines.
If this sounds familiar, book your free 15-minute parent call and
discover practical strategies tailored for your child."
11+
Years of Experience
900+
Children Taught
300+
Parents Supported
35+
ECHPs Written
Outcomes You Can Expect
How I Can Help
Working together, parents often see:
Smoother mornings and transitions
Less rushing, fewer repeated reminders, and more predictable routines that help your child start the day successfully.Improved focus and task completion
Greater ability to begin and finish homework or daily tasks with reduced resistance and frustration.Stronger emotional regulation
Fewer explosive reactions, better recovery from setbacks, and increased ability to pause before acting.More positive family interactions
Reduced conflict, clearer expectations, and a calmer, more connected home environment.
These outcomes build over time through consistent, practical strategies that support both your child’s development and your confidence as a parent.
Deep Dive Into Personalised Strategies
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Every family and child is unique.
Small, manageable steps through the EHCP process can lead to big improvements in learning, behaviour, and wellbeing.
If you want clarity, practical strategies, and confidence navigating the EHCP system, let’s start with a free 15-minute clarity call.
All services are non-diagnostic and focused on practical,
early support for families in the Sydney area.
Trusted by Families Across the UK
Parents often tell us they finally felt heard and finally understood their child.
"During an overwhelming time for our family, Laura provided steady, compassionate support. She helped us understand our child’s needs clearly and guided us through next steps with confidence and care. What mattered most was her focus on what would genuinely help our child flourish — not just academically, but emotionally and socially too. We felt supported as a whole family, not just as parents.”
Amanda, Dorset
Parent of a young child
I can't thank Laura enough for the care, patience, and understanding she has shown my son Bailey over the last 3 years. She has taken the time to really get to know his needs, strengths, and triggers, and responded with kindness and reassurance.
I would highly recommend Laura to any family needing compassionate and highly skilled SEN support.
Gemma, Bournemouth
Baileys Mum
“Laura was a vital source of support for our family, particularly for our youngest child with more complex needs. She helped us identify the most appropriate support for both of our children and guided us through the process with clarity, thoughtfulness, and genuine care.”
Beth, Dorset
Parent of two children
Laura is such a ray of sunshine. She has a way of making every child feel special. Her kind hearted way makes children calm in her presence. She sees the good in others and that shines through the children as they grow stronger knowing they have someone who truly believes in them. A real privilege to have her as my child’s teacher.
Verity, Bournemouth
Parent to four children
Parents trust us because they see real progress in their children.
From stronger social skills to improved confidence and a genuine love for learning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an ADHD diagnosis before getting support?
No. You do not need a formal ADHD diagnosis to access parent support. Many families seek guidance when they notice challenges with focus, impulsivity, emotional regulation, or routines. Early, practical strategies can make a significant difference — whether your child is diagnosed, awaiting assessment, or simply showing ADHD traits.
How can I help my child with ADHD focus at home?
Improving focus starts with structure and clarity. Breaking tasks into smaller steps, using visual schedules or timers, reducing distractions, and building predictable routines can dramatically improve task completion. I provide step-by-step strategies tailored to your child’s age and learning style so you can implement them immediately.
Why does my child with ADHD have emotional outbursts?
Children with ADHD often experience difficulty with impulse control and emotional regulation. Big reactions are usually a sign of overwhelm, frustration, or fatigue — not defiance. With the right tools, children can learn to pause, identify feelings, and respond more calmly. Parents also learn how to de-escalate situations confidently.
Can ADHD support reduce conflict at home?
Yes. When parents understand how ADHD affects behaviour, routines become clearer and expectations more realistic. This reduces repeated arguments about homework, mornings, and transitions. Families often report calmer evenings, fewer power struggles, and improved parent-child relationships.
Do you work with families in Sydney?
Yes. I support families across Sydney, including the North Shore, Northern Beaches, Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, and surrounding areas. My strategies align with school expectations and help parents communicate effectively with teachers to support learning and behaviour consistency.
Is this therapy or a medical service?
No. My services are non-diagnostic and focused on practical, early support for parents. I provide actionable strategies and guidance you can use at home and in collaboration with your child’s school.
Fast results, personalised strategies, practical guidance, parent empowerment.
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