EKATERINA HARRISON is a solicitor qualified to practise law in England and Wales. As an autistic woman and a mother to three neurodivergent children, she brings a unique perspective to her writing on special needs and legal entitlements. Her expertise in education law has developed through advocacy work for her children's needs and volunteering with the charity SOS!SEN.
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Preface Foreword by Eleanor Wright (SOS!SEN) Part 1: EHCPs, their purpose, their history and more Chapter 1: What is an EHCP? Chapter 2: History, laws and enforcement Chapter 3: Gathering information and advice Chapter 4: Advocacy, self-advocacy and mental capacity Part 2: A how-to guide to the EHCP and how to keep it updated Chapter 5: Education sections (B, F and I) Chapter 6: Health sections (C and G) Chapter 7: Social care sections (D, H1 and H2) Chapter 8: Other sections (A, E, J and K) Chapter 9: Putting it all together Chapter 10: Reviewing and monitoring the EHCP References Further resources