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Why ‘Difficult Behaviour’ Might Actually Be Unmet Neurodivergent Needs
You’re seeing it more and more. Players who “won’t listen.” Kids who “act out.”
Behaviour that disrupts sessions.
Coaches are frustrated. Parents/carers/guardians are defensive.
Everyone’s stuck.
Here’s what’s actually happening.
Mentioned in this episode:
The Football Mental Health Alliance Neurodiversity, Mental Health & Safeguarding Academy
The only ongoing support system that gives coaches, welfare officers, players and parents/carers the tools, training, and peer network to confidently support neurodivergent players and mental health in grassroots football.
Because one-off, tick box, solitary e-learning doesn't cut it.
Because Facebook groups aren't safe.
Because your coaches, welfare officers, players and parents/carers deserve actual, expert support.
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By Danny MatharuYou’re seeing it more and more. Players who “won’t listen.” Kids who “act out.”
Behaviour that disrupts sessions.
Coaches are frustrated. Parents/carers/guardians are defensive.
Everyone’s stuck.
Here’s what’s actually happening.
Mentioned in this episode:
The Football Mental Health Alliance Neurodiversity, Mental Health & Safeguarding Academy
The only ongoing support system that gives coaches, welfare officers, players and parents/carers the tools, training, and peer network to confidently support neurodivergent players and mental health in grassroots football.
Because one-off, tick box, solitary e-learning doesn't cut it.
Because Facebook groups aren't safe.
Because your coaches, welfare officers, players and parents/carers deserve actual, expert support.