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Whether you want to find out more about SPARK Care™, ask a question about founding member pricing or just have a conversation about what your team needs, we are here.

No pressure. No hard sell. Just a straightforward conversation.

The best way to reach us:

Email: ash@ashdhdlearning.co.uk

We aim to respond to all enquiries within one to two working days.

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FAQ's

How quickly will you respond to my enquiry?

We aim to respond to all emails within one to two working days.

Can I book a call?

Absolutely. If you would prefer to have a conversation over the phone just mention it in your email and we will arrange a time that works for you.

Is there a live chat or instant support?

Not currently but this is coming soon. The best way to reach us is by email at ash@ashdhdlearning.co.uk and we will get back to you as quickly as we can.

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De-escalation in Supported Accommodation: A Complete Guide
De-escalation in supported accommodation is the structured process of reducing a young person's distress before it reaches crisis point. Registered managers who embed consistent de-escalation practice report fewer physical interventions, reduced placement breakdown, and stronger staff confidence.
06.04.26
Eye Contact in Crisis De-escalation: Why It Often Backfires
Eye contact in crisis de-escalation is one of the most consistently taught and most consistently counterproductive staff defaults in supported accommodation. Direct eye contact during escalation adds social processing demand to a nervous system already beyond its processing capacity.
30.03.26
Sensory Tools for De-escalation: What Actually Helps
Sensory tools for de-escalation work by reducing the sensory load on an overloaded nervous system or by providing regulated sensory input that supports a return to baseline arousal. Whether a specific tool helps or worsens an escalation depends on the young person's individual sensory profile, the stage of the escalation arc, and whether the tool is introduced in a way that adds demand.