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Early intervention 4: How to apply for an EHCP (Education Health & Care Plan)

Watch time: 07:48 minutes CW//children's mental health This film contains sensitive material about children's mental health and is not suitable for children under 16. Our films all discuss children's mental health which is a sensitive subject for some. If you need to take a break and come back later to watch with a friend please do. With all our films we provide support links on our ‘Where to go for help page’: https://nipinthebud.org/where-to-go-f... Part 4 of 4: If the discussion between parents, the school and the GP establishes that the child has special needs, this film explains how the parents, SENCO and Teacher might discuss how to apply for an Educational Health and Care Plan (EHCP) and what evidence can be provided to be eligible for this funding. You will hear information from an Educational Psychologist and a SENCO (Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator) Our friend Alis, Rocca, talks to Sara Bierer, an educational psychologist and Rachel Adams-Constantine, a Special Educational Needs Co-Ordinator, to explain the lengthy process and hopefully demystify the process, for parents and families. 00:00 - Still need more Help? What's next? 00:32 - What is an EHCP? Education Health and Care Plan 101 00:49 - Who gets an EHCP & Why? 01:24 - What does an EHCP do for my child? 01:37 - Parental Preferences 01:50 - Who pays for an EHCP? 02:03 - What to do to get your child on an EHCP. 02:26 - Rachel, a SENCo, explains how an EHCP works 03:15 - The EHCP as a Legal Document 03:36 - Who Can apply for an EHCP 03:44 - Does the EHCP application take long? 03:57 - How is the decision made to grant an EHCP assessment? 04:46 - Next steps if I do get an EHCP? 05:09 - What if I don't get the EHCP? 05:26 - Can I improve my chances of an EHCP? 05:53 - Teaching support for an EHCP and you. 06:28 - EHCP success from a teacher, 07:04 - Other supports for Parents 07:39 - More support from Nip in the Bud Our friend Alis Rocca brings with her over 18 years as a teacher, senior leader, Head Teacher, and Education Consultant, seamlessly blended with her passion for physical and mental health and well-being, connected to personal and organisational leadership development. In this series of 4 films Alis and the Nip in the Bud team talk to a variety of experts to help explain how you can be part of your child’s journey towards better support and care from your local community - schools, your GP or local authority If you need more information we also have more films about conditions & experiences ( such as Anxiety, ADHD, Autism, Conduct Disorder, Depression, OCD, Self-Harm, Eating Disorders and PTSD) which all have accompanying comprehensive Fact Sheets and additional resources visit us at https://nipinthebud.org/ Please Like this film, subscribe and follow us if you would like to see more of our films on children's mental health and well-being - we'd really appreciate it and we think you will too. Learn more about Children's Mental Health on our website: Children's Mental Health https://nipinthebud.org/ ADHD | https://nipinthebud.org/films-teacher... Anxiety | https://nipinthebud.org/films-teacher... Autism Spectrum Condition | https://nipinthebud.org/films-teacher... Conduct Disorder/ODD | https://nipinthebud.org/films-teacher... Depression | https://nipinthebud.org/films-teacher... OCD | https://nipinthebud.org/films-teacher... PTSD | https://nipinthebud.org/ptsd-in-child... Eating Disorders | https://nipinthebud.org/films-parents... Self-Harm | https://nipinthebud.org/films-parents... Emotional Wellbeing | https://nipinthebud.org/films-parents... You can also find us on social media: Facebook   / nipinthebudfilm   Instagram   / nipinthebudfilm   Twitter   / nipinthebudfilm   LinkedIn   / nip-in-the-bud