COUNSELLING IN BUCKNALL, STOKE-ON-TRENT
SEND Empowerment Advocacy
As part of my commitment to supporting families, I’m proud to offer a limited number of counselling sessions free of charge to SEND Empowerment Advocacy parents/carers.
When free spaces are filled, reduced-rate sessions are available to ensure continued access. This partnership allows us to work together to provide a truly holistic package — combining expert practical support with compassionate emotional wellbeing care, so parents are supported both in navigating the SEND system and in taking care of their own mental health.
About SEND Empowerment Advocacy
SEND Empowerment Advocacy is led by Marnie, a dedicated SEND parent with both lived and professional experience supporting families through the often-complex world of SEND education. Marnie is qualified in SEND Law and holds further certifications in delivering quality annual reviews, inclusive education practices, and various specialist areas of SEND.
We have expanded to include additional trained advocates who share the same commitment to empowering parents and carers. Together, we are proud to offer consistent, high-quality support to families navigating the EHCP process, SEND education, and related challenges — no matter where they are based in the country.
At SEND Empowerment, we offer free, accessible guidance, support and services to parents and carers across England. Our mission is simple: Every child deserves the right education and support — and every parent deserves access to reliable, informed advocacy, regardless of background or circumstance.
We are a fully insured and DBS-checked organisation, giving you confidence that you are in safe, trustworthy hands. Over the years, we’ve worked alongside SEND law charities and organisations, building significant expertise.
Whether you’re just starting your SEND journey or facing a challenging moment along the way, SEND Empowerment is here to help you navigate the system, understand your rights, and empower you to confidently advocate for your child’s needs.