Sleep difficulties and SEND | Shropshire Council

Many children with SEND struggle with sleep such as difficulties falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too early. Neurodivergent children and young people often have problems with sleep.

Getting plenty of sleep is important for children and young people’s health and development. Sleep problems and lack of sleep can have a big impact on everyone in the family.

More helpful information:

Sleep difficulties and SEND - Information on causes of sleep problems, tips and advice
Sleep support services - Local support services, national organisations and websites
Sleep Tight workshops - Workshops run by the Parenting Team