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My child has recently been diagnosed with autism. I have been told I can access Cygnet. What is this?

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My child has recently been diagnosed with autism. I have been told I can access Cygnet. What is this?

The Cygnet programme for parents is available to all parents of children and young people who receive a health diagnosis of autism. The programme, devised by Barnardos, aims to provide parents with an understanding of autism and an opportunity to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to communicate effectively, manage their child's behaviour and help their child to make progress.

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