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About Richard Hirstwood

Richard Hirstwood is the founder of Hirstwood Training, known for delivering practical, sensory-based training for staff working with learners who have PMLD, SLD and autism. A pioneer of sensory rooms in the 1980s, Richard has spent over 40 years championing sensory approaches that make a real difference in special education.

Hirstwood Training offers online and live training that’s focused, straight-talking and full of ideas you can actually use in the classroom. From sensory engagement to communication and curriculum planning, the aim is always the same – to break down barriers to learning.

Richard’s work is rooted in real experiences, with a strong emphasis on vision, hearing and the sensory needs of each learner. The channel shares sensory strategies, product ideas, tech tools, and inspiring content to support special school staff and SEND professionals.

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