About us
Understanding the whole person
Our focus is on understanding before intervention. By recognising strengths and identifying barriers, we help individuals and families develop practical strategies that support everyday life.
At bibic, we support children, young people and adults by looking at the whole person rather than isolated challenges. We consider sensory, cognitive, emotional, developmental and physical factors together to build a clearer understanding of how an individual experiences the world.
Working alongside families
We work in partnership with individuals and families, recognising the pressures and realities of daily life. Our approach is compassionate, collaborative and non-judgemental.
We listen carefully, value lived experience and support families to embed strategies that are realistic, sustainable and meaningful. Support is always shaped around the individual, with or without a diagnosis.
Who we support
bibic is a national charity supporting children, young people and adults with a wide range of developmental, neurological, sensory and learning differences. Support is available from as early as six months of age, and no referral is required.
Our focus is not on labels, but on understanding the individual.
Families often contact us when they have concerns about development, behaviour, communication, learning or motor skills. Others come feeling overwhelmed by educational feedback, medical language, care plans or long waiting times for NHS services.
Many individuals we support may have an EHCP or receive SEND support, but this is not essential. We regularly work with families who are seeking guidance while waiting for other services.
We support individuals with a wide range of needs, including:
- Autism and ADHD
- Learning differences such as dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia
- Sensory processing differences
- Demand avoidance
- Neurological and genetic conditions
- Physical disabilities and acquired brain injury
- Speech, language and communication needs
- Global developmental delay and complex needs
This list is not exhaustive, and our assessments are always tailored to reflect the individual’s strengths, needs and priorities.
Specialist expertise
Our Developmental Therapists bring extensive experience across SEND, education and child and adult development. All therapists are degree-level trained and complete comprehensive in-house training alongside ongoing professional development.
This ensures our work remains informed, ethical and evidence-led.
Our holistic approach begins with an in-depth assessment, which helps inform the strategies we recommend. You can explore how our assessments work on our Assessment pages.
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Make an enquiry
Get in touch today and our Family Services team will get back to you as soon as possible to discuss the right support for you and your family