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Your parent carer views become Section A of the EHCP - the first page every professional reads. This is your chance to set the tone for how your child is understood and supported.
This plain-English guide shows you how to write parent carer views that centre your child's dignity whilst building the strongest possible legal case:
Strategic framing: how to move beyond deficit language and describe your child as a whole person with environmental support needs
What to include: essential content areas from communication styles and sensory profiles to warning signs and co-regulation strategies
Language transformation: worked examples showing how to reframe struggles without minimising real needs
Common concerns addressed: "What if they don't read it properly?", "What if I can't prove everything?", "How detailed should I be?"
Long-term advocacy: why Section A matters beyond the assessment decision itself
This guide doesn't just tell you what to write - it shows you how to write in ways that make your child harder to misunderstand and their needs harder to dismiss.
Download for free and use it to create parent carer views that honour your expertise whilst giving you the legal grounding to advocate powerfully.
Your parent carer views become Section A of the EHCP - the first page every professional reads. This is your chance to set the tone for how your child is understood and supported.
This plain-English guide shows you how to write parent carer views that centre your child's dignity whilst building the strongest possible legal case:
Strategic framing: how to move beyond deficit language and describe your child as a whole person with environmental support needs
What to include: essential content areas from communication styles and sensory profiles to warning signs and co-regulation strategies
Language transformation: worked examples showing how to reframe struggles without minimising real needs
Common concerns addressed: "What if they don't read it properly?", "What if I can't prove everything?", "How detailed should I be?"
Long-term advocacy: why Section A matters beyond the assessment decision itself
This guide doesn't just tell you what to write - it shows you how to write in ways that make your child harder to misunderstand and their needs harder to dismiss.
Download for free and use it to create parent carer views that honour your expertise whilst giving you the legal grounding to advocate powerfully.